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Examining the List Type

Like nongeneric classes, generic classes are created with the new keyword and any required con-

structor arguments. In addition, you are required to specify the type(s) to be substituted for the type

parameter(s) defined by the generic type. For example, System.Collections.Generic.List

requires you to specify a single value that describes the type of item the List will operate upon.

Therefore, if you wish to create three List objects to contain integers and SportsCar and Person

objects, you would write the following:

static void Main(string[] args)

{