In C#, why can't a List object be stored in a List<object> variable
It seems that a List object cannot be stored in a List variable in C#, and can\'t even be explicitly cast that way.
List sl = new List
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That's actually so that you don't try to put any odd "object" in your "ol" list variant (as
Listwould seem to allow) - because your code would crash then (because the list really isListand will only accept String type objects). That's why you can't cast your variable to a more general specification.On Java it's the other way around, you don't have generics, and instead everything is List of object at runtime, and you really can stuff any strange object in your supposedly-strictly typed List. Search for "Reified generics" to see a wider discussion of java's problem...
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