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You can use the generic type instead of the object type throughout the ExcelWizard project.
For example, we can use List<T> as input of the WithOneSheetUsingModelBinding(object bindingListModel) method. like this: WithOneSheetUsingModelBinding<T>(List<T> bindingListModel)
The main benefit of using generic types in your method is strong type safety, which helps catch type-related errors at compile time, enhances code clarity, and promotes code reusability.
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You can use the generic type instead of the object type throughout the ExcelWizard project.
For example, we can use
List<T>
as input of theWithOneSheetUsingModelBinding(object bindingListModel)
method. like this:WithOneSheetUsingModelBinding<T>(List<T> bindingListModel)
The main benefit of using generic types in your method is strong type safety, which helps catch type-related errors at compile time, enhances code clarity, and promotes code reusability.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: