Anders Hejlsberg about C#

I just read part VII of Anders Hejlsberg’s interview at artima.com about C#. This part is about generics in C#. His explanation on how C# generics are different from Java’s and C++’s is very interesting. The links to the previous parts are also provided at the beginning of the article.

I only use C# these days for all the code I write (the blog engine for my blog is written in C#). Generics is one of the many new features that is coming with the next revision of the language and the .NET runtime; something I am looking forward to.

If you don’t know Anders Hejlsberg… he is the person who brought us Turbo Pascal, Delphi, and the C# programming language.

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