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What does name mean in C#?

Started by boolean Feb 13, 2010 at 6:25 PM 2 replies 1.8k views
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boolean
boolean
Silly question here. I've tried googling this but it keeps stripping out the characters I'm searching on. When using C#, what does the <> mean? As in, . It seems like it's being used to inherit the class it's declaring in the <>, but if it is that, couldn't you just inherit it at the start of the class your working in? On the other hand, if it's creating a new Contacts object, couldn't you just say Contacts contacts = new Contacts();? Like I said, I'm not sure what it does =/ Any help?
Wan
Wan
You're still alive! [smile]

As for your question: C# generics.
boolean
boolean
Still alive

Ah Generic types looks like what it is. Cheers!

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