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Default value for generics
OK, so while translating some code from C# to VB.NET, I came across the default keyword, and I'm simply replacing it with nothing.
Is this the proper way to do it, or is there a better "translation" for that keyword?
回答1:
Yup, that's absolutely fine. While Nothing is usually meant to mean the equivalent of C#'s null, it can be used with value types to, to mean "the default value of that type".
回答2:
"default" is used in the context of generics, especially when you do not know the type but still want to have an instance of the default value of the generic type. I am not very good at Visual Basic, but I can imagine there is an equivalent to do the same(?).
For an example of the usage of the default keyword in C#, see default Keyword in Generic Code (C# Programming Guide) (MSDN):
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5922803/c-sharp-to-vb-net-the-default-keyword