Answer / rt

Generics was a new addition in .NET 2.0
With generics we can create reusable classes. It promotes code reusability.
With generics we create classes with placeholders(<T>), and while creating object of that class we declare a value for that placeholder(int,double,etc) and from then on that object is bind to that type.

Answer / kumar vaibhav

Generics is a data structure which allow you to create type-safe data structures without committing to actual data types. Generics provides significant performance boost and higher quality code by reusing data processing algorithms without duplicating type-specific code.

Answer / venkat2050

generics in dot net have two concept boxing and unboxing

boxing ... we can convert value type into reference type

unboxing... it is very unexplict operation

Answer / rama krishna

Generics are place holders for actuval types.
Generics are defenied with left and right angular brackets.
Generics allows you to define type safe data sturtures
without comiting to actual types.
Generics in .net let you reuse the code and effort you put
implemnting in it.once you develop,test and deploy ur
application it can be used with any data type with future
type also it will support.why bcoz Generics doen't force
boxing or unboxing for value types or downcasting the
refernce types.

Answer / rajnesh

generic === generic is a Namespace just collection of
arrays & arraylist .

which are use in c#

using system .collection.Generic;

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