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Clarify that you cannot initialize a jagged array using {{10, 2}, {11, 3, 5}} -- this notation works only for rectangular array, e.g. {{10, 2, 3}, {11, 4, 4}}, provided of course each row has the same number of values.
Write a page clarifying the UML notation -- we would need to list all the possible combinations (static property without accessor, abstract method, etc).
Make sure "automatic property" is spelled out instead of "auto-property" in the lecture notes (that should be fast).
Clarify whether it is possible to have a method that uses two different generic type parameter.
Clarify that you cannot initialize a jagged array using {{10, 2}, {11, 3, 5}} -- this notation works only for rectangular array, e.g. {{10, 2, 3}, {11, 4, 4}}, provided of course each row has the same number of values.
Write a page clarifying the UML notation -- we would need to list all the possible combinations (static property without accessor, abstract method, etc).
Make sure "automatic property" is spelled out instead of "auto-property" in the lecture notes (that should be fast).
Clarify whether it is possible to have a method that uses two different generic type parameter.
Can a generic type parameter be itself an array (can I do Reverse<int[]>(some 2d jagged array)), cf. https://princomp.github.io/lectures/oop/generic_types#generic-types
Can you call a generic type parameter with var (like, Reverse(…)) ?