Today I will write about the way variance (<in T> and <out T>) influences type checking in C#. Yes, the fact that one type can be passed to a generic method that requires another type, depends on these 2 small keywords we write before ‘T’ (or whatever ?) in interface header. BTW this article is the continuation of my previous post that makes a dummy introduction to the variance – if you haven’t seen it, then you should :P. Not because I wrote anything important there, but because my google analytics statistics will grow. So as you can see – it’s worth it :P.
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