Convention for Filenames of Generic Classes

Question

I want to be able to distinguish between a generic and regular (non-generic) version of a class. Much like the .NET framework does with it\'s generic and non-generic version

Answer 1

I would probably put them in folders and use the namespace mechanism instead. You can compare with System.Collections vs. System.Collections.Generic. On the other hand, if it's more common than not that the classes use generics, perhaps it's better to point out those that are not. That is if you really want to separate the generic classes from other classes. Personally I usually don't bother to do that, since I don't really see a practical benefit from it.