Overloading Type Parameters
You can overload generic definitions providing different signatures for the type parameter, similar to what happens in methods overloads. The following code provides an example:
It is worth mentioning that providing a nongeneric version of your class is not necessary. In this way you can provide different implementations for your generic types. Now consider the following overloading attempt:
This code is not compiled because although in the second definition some constraints are defined, the type implementation is considered ...
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