Generic Classes

A generic class is a class whose definition includes one or more type parameters, written in angle brackets after the class name. The type parameter stands in for a real type that gets filled in later, when someone actually uses the class. This lesson covers how to declare a generic class, how to use multiple type parameters, what fields, properties, constructors, and methods look like inside one, and how static members behave when the same generic class is used with different type arguments.