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Reputation: 434

Difference between template and interface usage?

I'm trying to code a function, what calles a function from a class what is derived from an interface (ISFAction).

Where is the difference/what is better?

  public string Create<T>(ISFServer server, T action, string[] args) where T : ISFAction
  {
      string requestUrl = null; 
      string actionPart = action.GenerateAction(args);
      requestUrl += server.serverUri.ToString();
      requestUrl += "request.php?req=";
      requestUrl += actionPart;

      return requestUrl;
  }

And my other version:

  public string Create(ISFServer server, ISFAction action, string[] args)
  {
      string requestUrl = null; 
      string actionPart = action.GenerateAction(args);
      requestUrl += server.serverUri.ToString();
      requestUrl += "request.php?req=";
      requestUrl += actionPart;

      return requestUrl;
  }

What is better?

Upvotes: 0

Views: 329

Answers (1)

Steven
Steven

Reputation: 172616

The second code snippet (without the generic type argument) is better, because (as you showed in the first code snippet) the generic type argument is useless; it isn't used at all. This just complicates code without a reason.

Upvotes: 2

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