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Using Generic Extension Methods

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24 Oct 2008CPOL5 min read 106.2K   19  
Explains the concepts of Generics (introduced in C# 2.0) and Extension Methods (introduced in C# 3.0) and how to mix those together to get a new concept of Generic Extension Methods that will make a difference in our class designs.
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