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DNDJ Feature — Introducing C# Generics

How often have you wanted to reuse some code you previously wrote but it didn't quite fit in your current project? Code reuse is an oft-touted benefit of modern object-oriented programming. With the advent of generic support in the C# language appearing in the .NET Framework 2.0 developers have new leverage for writing code that can be reused without compromising type safety.

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