C# generics ⁉️

[@BroCodez]

using System;
namespace MyFirstProgram
{
class Program
{
static void Main(string[] args)
{
// generic = "not specific to a particular data type"
// add to: classes, methods, fields, etc.
// allows for code reusability for different data types
int[] intArray = { 1, 2, 3 };
double[] doubleArray = { 1.0, 2.0, 3.0 };
String[] stringArray = { "1", "2", "3" };
displayElements(intArray);
displayElements(doubleArray);
displayElements(stringArray);
Console.ReadKey();
}
public static void displayElements(Thing[] array)
{
foreach (Thing item in array)
{
Console.Write(item + " ");
}
Console.WriteLine();
}
}
}

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I watched 2 other videos in which the presenters, although very knowledgeable, rambled on incessantly while attempting to explain generics. Your explanation is clear and concise and above all, effective. Keep up the good work, Bro.

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This is the shortest but most understandable video on Generics I've found so far! Thanks very much!

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This is the best explanation of generics I've ever heard. Made it so simple to understand. Great demo. Thanks 🙏

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To the point. No spending 30+ min just to explain a simple concept. Thanx

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Not sure how I got away with not using generics in many years of programming, but I wish I had before. This is the most concise explanation I've seen (there are hour long videos on this topic, but this is the best).

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A great simple explanation of something I had 'worried' over through the years. I can see now that a long-winded explanation is not necessary. If anything, that long-windedness begins the trip into confusion. I can see no that generics took 'overloading' a step further!! Thanks!!

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Best clear explanation of why generics I have found. Thank you

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Clearest, most concise example of generics I have come across!

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this was actually such a simple yet super helpful explanation and great visualized by the example! thank you so much :)

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Excellent video, always struggled with generics and you've just made me get it in 5 mins.

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Great, Clear, Concise. Just amazing

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So well explained! Have been confused about what the means and nobody ever explained it's just something you can name according to your choice

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I can't even count the number of videos I've watched on Generics and it still confuses me. After watching this, and the way you kept it simple and straight to the point, I finally get it!! Thank you :)

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Best explanation of generics ever! Thanks a lot.

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Thank you Sir for this quick and clear explaination about GENERICS...i understand it a little bit better !!!

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Thank you so much, you explained Generics in the simplest way.

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Using THING to explain is giving us association. Genius.

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So simple! An amazing teacher!

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short, specific and great. You got a new subscriber :)

[@kylekeenan3485]

Wow light bulb moment. So many times I have had code that I try to avoid duplicating and the only difference is the data type resulting in me having to duplicate the code. This is the solution! I am surprised none of the 5 senior Devs at my workplace ever mentioned using generics in the code review though!

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You explain so well, bravo Bro.

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Awesome. I've been searching everywhere for an explanation on this syntax. Finally found it in an accent I understand and with a very easy to understand example. Well done Bro !!!

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I like your videos since you convert the difficult things to easy

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Omg, Thanks.. This was so helpful🙏
Why is the double display a whole number and not a decimal?Just curious

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Awesome! This concept is actually very easy to understand.

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Can we get an example how to use this with multiple add functions for Entity Framework?

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I like how you only explain the subject of the video. You explained what generics are, thats it. You could also have explained sorting with generic types but that would be to much info and people might get confused. W bro code.

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HELL YEAH BROTHER! I'LL ALWAYS TYPE THING FROM NOW ON!

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Best generics tutorial that i have ever seen

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Bro you taught me better than my college professor

[@nickout99]

Would be nice too see if it would show decimals and alphanumeric characters also, just to see what the limitations are

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why not use objects ? :) I made my testing using T and its running any faster..

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So you can pretty much use generics as a alternative of boxing and unboxing??

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I just want to know can we use var or object data types as parameters for methods and a var or object data type in foreach loop?

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[@sanasayyad1872]

When he calls displayElements(doubleArray);
So in output why does it shows 1, 2 ,3 why not 1.0, 2.0,3.0 thats what he defined right someone please explain

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[@kvelez]

int[] intArray = { 1, 2, 3, };
double[] doubleArray = { 1.0, 2.0, 3.0 };
string[] stringArray = { "one", "two", "three" };
displayElements(intArray);
displayElements(doubleArray);
displayElements(stringArray);
static void displayElements(T[] array)
{
foreach (var item in array)
{
Console.Write(item + " ");
}
}

[@ic_1234]

why doesnt it print 1.0, 2.0, 3.0?

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[@trustingod0]

How does this work with Generic Types?

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[@jeremiahsease5784]

So it's kinda like using var in Java script ?🤔

[@allnicksweretaken]

Thanks for pointing out the T Thing part! ^_^