36 lines
489 B
C#
36 lines
489 B
C#
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class Foo<T>
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{
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public void Hello ()
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{ }
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public void World (T t)
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{
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Hello ();
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}
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}
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//
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// This is some kind of a `recursive' declaration:
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//
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// Note that we're using the class we're currently defining (Bar)
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// as argument of its parent.
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//
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// Is is important to run the resulting executable since this is
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// both a test for the compiler and the runtime.
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//
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class Bar : Foo<Bar>
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{
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public void Test ()
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{
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Hello ();
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World (this);
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}
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}
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class X
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{
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public static void Main ()
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{ }
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}
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