Question

public class BaseClass{
  public static T Find<T>(object value){
     -- db.get<T>("params", value);
  }
}

public class Derived: BaseClass{
}

...
void someMethod(){
  Derived obj = Derived.Find<Derived>(1);
}

In the above code how do I change Derived obj = Derived.FindDerived<Derived>(1); to Derived obj = Derived.Find(1);

Answer 1

If your method signature were something like this

public static T Find<T>(T value)

Then you could omit the type in the method call. However, from your given signature, the compiler is unable to infer the type without you stating it explicitly.