I have three classes; Stamp, Letter and Parcel that implement an interface IProduct and they also have some of their own functionality.
Based on an earlier post, I\'ve written the following code. Please excuse the verbosity of this post. I believe it\'s better for all parties to have the full code available to test and comment on.
I\'m trying to write a generic cached property accessor like the following but am getting a compiler error when trying to check whether the storage variable already contains a value:
Is there equivalent of <? exten开发者_开发技巧ds T>, <? super T> in C++? Also, does <? extends T>, <? super T> work even if T is an interface in Java?
My first question is, is it possible to specify a generic type as a parameter, secondly, is anything such as the pseudo code ive listed below possible?
Being compelled by the advantages I\'m looking for a way to integrate generic programming into my current programming style. I would like to use generics in C# but can\'t find any good introductory ma
Beginner\'s question: How to implement a generic list List<Item> returning items with a property named Data but returning different types for different subclasses? I started building the followi
In the following method, the first catch block is never run, even when an exception of type ExceptionType is thrown:
In the following WPF application, when you click the button, why does TheTitle Text开发者_运维百科Block update but FilesCopied ListBox not update?
Given this method: public final void foo (List<MyClass> 开发者_Go百科bar){ .. } I want to be able to call this method reflectively. In order for getMethod to work, I have to change it to:
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