I have an interface in go which wants to support saving and loading results in different databases and I want to support different types. package cfgStorage ty
Is there something like Show (deriving Show) that only uses an algebraic datatype's constructors? (please don't mind that I'm using the word constructor, I don'
In plain C, pointers to void are useful as arguments to generic functions, such as a generic quicksort, or a generic swap, etc., as seen here: Implementation of
I am trying to implement this helper function in C# 7.3: public static T? ToEnum<T>(this string enumName) where T : Enum =>
I am trying create a typescript class MyClass with instance properties set dynamically in the constructor: const myInstance = new MyClass(({ someField: 'foo'
I noticed there wasn't an easy all-inclusive (POJO-free) way to convert (in GSON) a JsonArray to a List. I found an example that uses a TypeToken and when I tri
Just started learning generics. I'm making a command processor and I honestly don't know how to word this so I'm just going to show an example problem: var ErrI
Question: Is there a way to write one function that would account for the different data types? Would generics work and if so how do you do that in AnyLogic? Ba
I have generated a minheap to this file but I think something I have missed but I can't identify what are the things I have missed. I have missed something on
Assume we are given a generic class definition such as: from dataclasses import dataclass from typing import TypeVar, Generic, List T1 = TypeVar('T1') T2 = Ty
I am trying to create a function using Go Generics that accepts any structs that meet minimum struct criteria. Something like <T extends {name: string, age:
I've got a class currently something like this class Client { var responseOneDelegate: ResponseOneDelegate? var responseTwoDelegate: ResponseTwoDelegat
What is the equivalent of this C# code in Go, how can I build it class ModelX<T> { public T Data { get; set; } } ModelX<int>
Following code throws a compilation error cannot use ExampleProps (variable of type Props[Example]) as Props[Generic] value in return statement // Abstract ty
Suppose my class is: open class TestThis{ @Autowired private var myService : MyService? = null fun doMyFunction(){ val result = myService.d
I have a generic StatefulWidget class that has a Function callback. When I try to invoke that callback, I get a runtime TypeError: ══╡ EXCEPT
Can someone explain me what are the differences by using E or Object for example in a class for Lists, and their singular usage and definition. I have to use th
I am trying to write a function that works on all of the JavaScript array types, e.g. on number[], Float32Array etc. It should return the same type that it gets
An error occurs at new T[5] during compile-time saying => error: generic array creation and according to my understanding, the array is created during compil
I'm using 12.0.0-beta.6 of the Azure.Data.Tables nuget package. When I try to invoke TableClient.GetQueryAsync it gives me the error: "The typ