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published 1 month, 1 day ago, submitted by Vadmyst 1 month, 2 days ago

vadmyst.blogspot.com — Generics in C# allow us specify and construct rather complex types. But the more types we put into generic type the more clumsy it becomes. Learn how one can deal with complex generic types.

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This article isn't as much of a solution as it is identifying exactly why it is C# needs C++'s typedef keyword.
posted by spoulson 1 month, 1 day ago
Yes, typedef would be very helpful for type aliases. C# can only somewhat simulate their behavior (in a very restricted manner)
posted by Vadmyst 1 month, 1 day ago



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