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Using Find in a Generic List

By , 27 Oct 2008
 
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I'm a senior software developer from South Africa and have a huge passion for .NET and Microsoft related technologies.

When I'm not having fun figuring out an architecture or class design, you'd probably find me rocking on the drums, running around with my badminton racquet or enjoying another bitter coffee or an ice-cold Amstel at the bar.

About Article
This article investigates the use of List.Find() when using value and reference types, and how to use it when working with your own custom classes.
Type Article
Licence CPOL
First Posted 27 Oct 2008
Views 31,438
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