Robert R. Hauser has a masters degree in computer science specializing in Artificial Intelligence with more than 15 years of development experience in C, C++, C#, and Java, building software for networking, filesystems, middleware, and natural language processing. He works at Recursion Software, which is focused on providing a next generation application platform for .NET and Java.
How often have you wanted to reuse some code you previously wrote but it
didn't quite fit in your current project? Code reuse is an oft-touted benefit
of modern object-oriented programming. With the advent of generic support in
the C# language appearing in the .NET Framework 2.0 developers have new
leverage for writing code that can be reused without compromising type
safety.
About Type Safety
A key benefit to languages that support type checking is type safety. Type
safety at build time and/or runtime prevents code from manipulating data of
an incorrect type. As part of its type safe approach, C# detects type
mismatch errors at build time in the compiler and at runtime in the Common
Language Runtime (CLR). The following is a type mismatch error that C# will
catch at b... (more)
Robert R. Hauser has a masters degree in computer science specializing in Artificial Intelligence with more than 15 years of development experience in C, C++, C#, and Java, building software for networking, filesystems, middleware, and natural language processing. He works at Recursion Software, which is focused on providing a next generation application platform for .NET and Java.
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