In C#, you can restrict a generic type:
public class Test<T> where T : SomeBaseClass
Can you do exactly the same thing in Visual Basic?
In C#, you can restrict a generic type: public class Test<T> where T :
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In C#, you can restrict a generic type:
public class Test<T> where T : SomeBaseClass
Can you do exactly the same thing in Visual Basic?
Yes. You do this as:
For details, see Constraints in the Generic Types documentation.