Sometimes you have to repeatedly convert one of your custom classes into something else. In Visual Basic, your conversions come in two types: Widening conversions and narrowing conversions. In a ...

You don't need constraints in this case because it doesn't matter what T is; you aren't calling any methods or properties of T. T can literally be of any type. If, however, you want to work with the ...

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