(a)
public class Stack<ItemType>
{ public void Push(ItemType data) {...}
public ItemType Pop() {...}
}
(b)
Stack<int> s1 = new Stack<int>(...);
s1.Push(100);
int x = s1.Pop();
(c)
Stack<Transaction> s2 = new Stack<Transaction>(...);
s2.Push(new Transaction (...));
Transaction t = s2.Pop();
(d)
public class MyDictionary<KeyType, ElementType >
where KeyType: IComparable, IEnumerable
where ElementType: Transaction
{
...
}
(e)
static void PushMultiple<ItemType>(Stack<ItemType> s,
params ItemType[] values)
{
foreach (ItemType v in values) {
s.Push(v);
}
}
(f)
Stack<int> s3 = new Stack<int>(...);
PushMultiple<int>(s3, 1, 2, 3, 4);
Example 1: C# generics.
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