Consider the following generic:
class Foo<T, U> {}
Is it possible to prevent T and U from being the same type? This question is borne out of curiosity.
Consider the following generic: class Foo<T, U> {} Is it possible to prevent T
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Consider the following generic:
class Foo<T, U> {}
Is it possible to prevent T and U from being the same type? This question is borne out of curiosity.
No it’s not. The only options you have are listed here Constraints on Type Parameters