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Alternative to Activator.CreateInstance

Yves Vaillancourt

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And why don't you just do this?public static T Create() where T : class, new(){ return new T();}

And why don't you just do this?

C#

public static T Create<T>() where T : class, new()
{
    return new T();
}

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My vote of 1 BillWoodruff3-Feb-15 23:14 BillWoodruff 3-Feb-15 23:14  This is essentially just a reply to another thread. My vote of 5 Volynsky Alex12-Jan-15 1:48 Volynsky Alex 12-Jan-15 1:48  Nice Yves Reason for my vote of 1 Have you even taken the time to read... Dean Oliver31-Jan-12 18:20 Dean Oliver 31-Jan-12 18:20  Reason for my vote of 1 Have you even taken the time to read this tip and trick. The whole point of this tip is to instantiate an object dynamically at runtime when you don't know the type. Here you are passing in a type at compile-time that you will know. This a very poor alternative no thought and research was done.

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