C# 3.0 represents a radical new approach to .NET development. The new language features were added primarily to support Language Integrated Query (LINQ), allowing you to query data using the same constructs regardless of where the data is currently stored. However, you'll find that the...Nov. 16, 2007 12:00 PM EST Reads: 8,036







A frequent writer and speaker, Bill's work is published in ASP.NET Pro and Visual Studio Magazine. He is the author of C# Core Language Little Black Book and Effective C#. You can reach Bill at wwagner@srtsolutions.com.
It's been a few months since Visual Studio 2005 was released. In that time you've probably seen and read quite a bit about generics. Unfortunately all those articles and presentations can leave you with the impression that generics are useful only in the context of collections (List, D...






















