A Programmer's Introduction to CSharp 2.0 3rd Edition
Even before the first version of C# officially shipped, the C# language design team was getting feedback from customers. Overall, the feedback was positive, but developers were missing the flexibility of generic types (a facility also known as templates or parameterized types in some languages)....
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| Tóm tắt: | Even before the first version of C# officially shipped, the C# language design team was
getting feedback from customers. Overall, the feedback was positive, but developers were
missing the flexibility of generic types (a facility also known as templates or parameterized types
in some languages). This wasn’t a surprise to the design team; we would have liked to have had
generics in the original release as well, but doing them the right way—as a .NET runtime
feature, accessible to all languages—was something that wouldn’t fit into the schedule for v1.0,
or even in the following v1.1 release. |
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