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Generics are a new feature in the .NET framework, and they permit to specify also the type of a parameter for a function. Whenever you see a ''< | Generics are a new feature in the .NET framework, and they permit to specify also the type of a parameter for a function. Whenever you see a ''< | ||
+ | ===== Use of generics ===== | ||
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As sample how to use generics look at the [[collections: | As sample how to use generics look at the [[collections: | ||
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oList := List< | oList := List< | ||
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oList:Add( "hi guys" )</ | oList:Add( "hi guys" )</ | ||
The List class is defined as follows: | The List class is defined as follows: | ||
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That means that you need to define which datatype the List object should contain. In the sample before it is a string, but it can be any datatype/ | That means that you need to define which datatype the List object should contain. In the sample before it is a string, but it can be any datatype/ | ||
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+ | ===== Define a method with generics ===== | ||
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+ | ===== Define a class with generics ===== | ||
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+ | ===== More informations ===== | ||
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You can also look at this page for a better explanation: | You can also look at this page for a better explanation: | ||
generics.txt · Last modified: 2018/08/20 04:06 by wolfgangriedmann