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C# / C Sharp » Generics » Generic Class Screenshots  Create relationship between two type parameters   using System; class A { } class B : A { } // Here, V must inherit T. class Gen<T, V> where V : T { } class Test {   public static void Main() {     // This declaration is OK because B inherits A.     Gen<A, B> x = new Gen<A, B>();     // This declaration is in error because     // A does not inherit B. //    Gen<B, A> y = new Gen<B, A>();   } }                          Related examples in the same category 1. A simple generic class 2. Declare the generic class. 3. A Generic Class with Two Type Parameters 4. Generic Fields 5. Demonstrate the default keyword 6. Comparing Instances of a Type Parameter 7. 'This' Reference for Generic Types 8. Generic class with interface