Thanks for the article :D.
I have a question if you don't mind, What should I do when I have two types? Should I use T1 and T2?
You would commonly do <T, U>, but really any letters can be used. I like the .NET constraints detailed here.
<T, U>
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Thanks for the article :D.
I have a question if you don't mind, What should I do when I have two types? Should I use T1 and T2?
You would commonly do
<T, U>, but really any letters can be used. I like the .NET constraints detailed here.