What is the difference between List<T> and List(Of T) in c#
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我感到困惑，为什么Microsoft文档有时将List类称为List<T> ，有时将List(Of T)称为。
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9 ACCPTED 2012-04-01 01:49:36
List(Of T)
is VB.NET syntax, and is the same as C#
List<T>
You will see it a lot in the MS documentation, because they will usually show sample code in both VB.NET and C#. You just need to pay attention to which one they are talking about.
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