And why doesn’t it shows the real type (eg: List<string> instead of List`1)?
Where does this strange (to me) notation comes from?
And why doesn’t it shows the real type (eg: List<string> instead of List`1)? Where
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And why doesn’t it shows the real type (eg: List<string> instead of List`1)?
Where does this strange (to me) notation comes from?
The `1 is MSIL syntax for a generic type –
List<T>is C#-specific. More MSIL examples: