Generics were of one of main new features in .NET 2.0 languages. In .NET 1.x developers had to use System.Collections non-Generic collections to save their objects but no type checking were occurred for them. Therefore they had to do a type casting when they were retrieving their objects from collections. Now
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EDIT As someone pointed out my example was a bit sloppy so it has been edited. In Step One, the Person class has been changed to avoid the need to cast
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Source Code How To Use Lazy Initialization with VB.NET and Visual Basic 2005 How To Use Lazy Initialization with VB.NET and Visual Basic 2005 This is part
