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Old February 16th, 2015, 04:16 PM
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Hi,
Thanks for your comment. Although I agree that I did not make use of the features associated with generic Namespace, I disagree that the method I used is not generic. My method has one argument that is of type T. Type T’s value is determined at run time by the user’s input. If the method was not generic, I could not have use one argument that was a variable but, would have to use either a method with two parameters and two different types or, two different methods each with different types and overload them. I don’t know. I may be new at this but, no one has convinced me that I deserved to fail this section of my assignment nor that my method is not a generic method. However, I agree that my algorithm could have utilized as much of the features that are provided by generics as possible. But, according to what my professor taught and what I read, I think my mark should be higher than 33%. That’s just me. I’m still learning and maybe I’ll see what people are saying.

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Truck35