A generic class is a special kind of class that can handle any types of data. We specify the data types during the object creations of that class. It is declared with the bracket <>. For EXAMPLE CONSIDER the following Comparer class, which has a method that compare TWO value and returns as Boolean OUTPUT.

public class Comparer

{

public bool Compare(Unknown t1, Unknown t2)

{

if (t1.Equals(t2))

{

return true;

}

else

{

return false;

}

}

}

Comparer oComparerInt = new Comparer();

Console.WriteLine(oComparerInt.Compare(10, 10));

Comparer oComparerStr = new Comparer();

Console.WriteLine(oComparerStr.Compare("jdhsjhds", "10"));

A generic class is a special kind of class that can handle any types of data. We specify the data types during the object creations of that class. It is declared with the bracket <>. For example consider the following Comparer class, which has a method that compare two value and returns as Boolean output.

public class Comparer

{

public bool Compare(Unknown t1, Unknown t2)

{

if (t1.Equals(t2))

{

return true;

}

else

{

return false;

}

}

}

Comparer oComparerInt = new Comparer();

Console.WriteLine(oComparerInt.Compare(10, 10));

Comparer oComparerStr = new Comparer();

Console.WriteLine(oComparerStr.Compare("jdhsjhds", "10"));