Question

In C# the following is valid:

public class X {
    public void F<T>(T t) {}
}

and do:

var x = new X();
x.F(2);

and that’s not possible in Java.

I know generics work different in both languages, but I’m still wondering…

Is there a good reason for that?

Answer 1

The syntax is different:

public class X {
    public <T> void F(T t) {}
}