public void PrintBookInfo(EnglisBook <T> book)
{
Console.WriteLine($"BookName: {book.BName} , BookPage {book.Bpage}");
}
static void Main()
{
Console.WriteLine();
//Basic Overview understanding
#if false
TestClassForBoxingAndUnboxing.UnboxTheRefType();
TestClassForBoxingAndUnboxing.BoxTheValueType2(5);
//Generic list<T> usage which ensures type safety
ClassWithGenericList.MakeAGenericList(6);
var classForListAdding = new ClassGenericListTest();
var res = ClassAddingDifferentDataToList.AddDifferentTypeToGenericList("The string", 12, classForListAdding);
Console.WriteLine(res.Item1.GetType());
Console.WriteLine(res.Item2.GetType());
Console.WriteLine(res.Item3.GetType());
object o = "Some string";
Console.WriteLine(o.GetType()); // prints System.String
#endif
// Non generic linked list
#if false
var linkedList = new NonGenericLinkedList();
linkedList.AddLast(1);
linkedList.AddLast(12);
/*linkedList.AddLast("6");*/ // this gives us error because it cannot be converted to in the for each loop
foreach (int item in linkedList)
{
Console.Write(item + " ");
}
Console.WriteLine();
#endif
// generic linked list
#if false
var listOfints = new GenericLinkedList <int>();
listOfints.AddLast(21);
//genLink.AddLast("Test") /*Nope, i can't be added the Linked list is type safe now which is now int with this instance*/
foreach (int item in listOfints)
{
Console.Write(item + " ");
}
Console.WriteLine();
var listOfStr = new GenericLinkedList <string>();
listOfStr.AddLast("hello");
foreach (string item in listOfStr)
{
Console.Write(item + " ");
}
Console.WriteLine();
/**Note the class type an object you still be able to add things still unsafely */
var listOfObjects = new GenericLinkedList <object>();
/**Also note the first line is determining the type of all the entries. Not sure how is this behavior showing up */
listOfObjects.AddLast(12);
listOfObjects.AddLast("TEst");
foreach (var item in listOfObjects)
{
Console.Write(item + " ");
}
#endif
// generic inheritance
#if false
var t = new Derived <string>();
t.X = "Wohaha";
t.Y = "hello";
// t.Y = 13; /*error*/
// t.X = 13; /*error*/
var y = new DerivedWithDifferentBaseType <string, int>();
y.PropInDerived = "Test dance";
//y.PropInDerived = 12;/*error*/
Console.WriteLine($"assignNull: {y.SetThedefaultVar(101)}, PropInDerived: { y.PropInDerived}");/**This is powerful stuff see how the parameter type in this very method is determined */
#endif
//generic constrains
#if false
//var u = new GenericClassWithInterFaceConstrain<string>(); /*Error since the string class does not implement the interface required */
//var u = new GenericClassWithInterFaceConstrain<int>(); /*Error since the int class does not implement the interface required */
//var u = new GenericClassWithInterFaceConstrain<object>(); /*Error since the object class does not implement the interface required */
/**Tda it works now since the class does inherits the required interface */
var u = new ConstrainStuff <TheHardWay, IShowText>();
u.WonderLandString(u);
u.R(u);
//Partial specialization
var g = new EnglisBook <int>();
g.BName = "The heaven highway";
g.Bpage = 1;
g.PrintBookInfo(g);
#endif
//static members in generics
#if false
//var i = new StaticDemo<string>();
//var s = new StaticDemo<int>();
var i = StaticDemo <string> .x = 4; /*Note that the int and string are not have any affect on the field!!!, Because the field has its own type defined explicitly and that is int */
var s = StaticDemo <int> .x = 4; /*Note that the int and string are not have any affect on the field!!!, Because the field has its own type defined explicitly and that is int */
Console.WriteLine("i: " + i.GetType());
Console.WriteLine("s: " + s.GetType());
#endif
// generic interfaces
#if false
//StationCollection.PrintFakeChannels();
//COVARIANCE with generic interfaces
TreeCollection treesCollection = TreeCollection.GetTreeCollection();
/** The magic of OUT keyword is to be seen in the next two lines*/
IPlants <Flower> flower = treesCollection; /*Note how we are going form more specific to more general*/
IPlants <Plant> plant = flower; /*Note how we are going form more specific to more general*/
for (int i = 0; i < plant.Count; i++)
{
/**Note you are calling the THIS[INT INDEX] method defined int the Flower class which RETURNS a Flower record AT INDEX I
* Each time a record is retrieved then the WRITELINE is and OFF-COURSE SINCE THE ARGUMENT TO IT IS A WHOLE OBJECT it goes to fire the overridden
* ToString that is defined in some class in the hierarchy!!! */
Console.WriteLine(treesCollection[i]);
}
//CONTRA-VARIANCE with Generic Interfaces
IAnimals <Animal> quadruped = Zoo.GetAnimalCollection();
IAnimals <Quadruped> genericToSpecific = quadruped; //from more GENERIC TO more SPECIFIC
Animal[] zoodata = Zoo.GetAnimal;
quadruped.PrintPalntInfo(zoodata);
#endif
//Nullable<int> i; ==> is same as int? i ;
#if false
int?x1 = ATest.GetNullableType(12);
int?x2 = ATest.GetNullableType(null);
int?x3 = x1 + x2;
Console.WriteLine("X3: " + (x3.HasValue ? x3.Value : x3.GetValueOrDefault()));
#endif
//generic methods
#if false
int i = 4;
int j = 5;
MethodPlaceHolder.Swap <int>(ref i, ref j);
/**Note the LIst implement some interface and one of those is IEnumerable
* which is the type of parameter of our method PrintAnimal
* */
var animalList = new List <Animal>()
{
new Animal {
Name = "A", Color = "B"
},
new Animal {
Name = "C", Color = "D"
},
new Animal {
Name = "E", Color = "F"
}
};
//MethodPlaceHolder.PrintAnimalSimple(animalList);
var sampleList = new List <MethodPlaceHolder>()
{
new MethodPlaceHolder {
Age = "A1", Height = 12
},
new MethodPlaceHolder {
Age = "A2", Height = 11
},
new MethodPlaceHolder {
Age = "A3", Height = 10
},
};
MethodPlaceHolder.PrintAnimal1 <MethodPlaceHolder>(sampleList);
var res = MethodPlaceHolder.PrintAnimal2 <MethodPlaceHolder, decimal>(sampleList, (sampleList, sum) => sum += sampleList.Height);
Console.WriteLine(res);
#endif
//generic methods specialization
#if true
MethodSpecialisationePlaceHolder.Test1(12);
MethodSpecialisationePlaceHolder.Test2 <int>(30);
MethodSpecialisationePlaceHolder.Test2("Hello"); // The same method without type parameter
MethodSpecialisationePlaceHolder.Test3 <int, float>(13, 12.0f);
MethodSpecialisationePlaceHolder.Test3(13, 134.0f); //The same method without type parameter
MethodSpecialisationePlaceHolder.Test4 <string>("Test", 12);
MethodSpecialisationePlaceHolder.Test4("Test2", 12); //The same method without type parameter
MethodSpecialisationePlaceHolder.YourSurprise <decimal>(12.000012m);
MethodSpecialisationePlaceHolder.YourSurprise(12.000010002m); //The same method without type parameter
#endif
Console.WriteLine();
}