How to define a function with dynamic parameter (with different type)

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I would like to write a function with one parameter, however, this parameter can be with different objects type which may be created from different classes at run time. Can I have this kind of function with sample code for reference ? Thanks.

Posted 29-Mar-11 1:14am

Sports Kuo

Updated 29-Mar-11 2:21am

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Use the object type. ALL objects in .Net is derived from this type.

Posted 29-Mar-11 2:22am

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Olivier Levrey 29-Mar-11 8:55am

My 5. Good answer.

Sports Kuo 30-Mar-11 7:04am

Thanks so much.

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Brijesh Kr · Accepted Answer · 2011-03-29T01:29:00

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Try link follow:

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/512aeb7t(v=vs.80).aspx#Y54[^]

Posted 29-Mar-11 1:29am

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Olivier Levrey 29-Mar-11 8:56am

Voted 5. Using generics can be what OP needs.

Sports Kuo 30-Mar-11 2:42am

Thanks of your input.

[no name] 31-Mar-11 7:04am

Y're Most Welcome.