How to use generic classes, methods, and interfaces to create reusable code

At the heart of efficient and robust programming lies the ability to write code that stands the test of time, adapts to diverse scenarios, and minimizes redundancy. Generics, introduced in C#, represent a quantum leap toward this ideal. This section introduces the powerful world of generics, enabling developers to define classes, methods, and interfaces with a type-safe, scalable, and reusable approach. Rather than committing to a specific data type, generics allow for a more abstract and versatile coding style, ensuring that you can cater to a wide array of requirements without the burden of excessive code repetition. Through a deep dive into generic classes, methods, and interfaces, you will gain insights into creating code structures that not only meet the demands of the present but are also well equipped to evolve with future needs. Embrace generics and unlock a world where flexibility and type safety coexist...