Have you used List<T>, Dictionary<K,V>, or IEnumerable<T> in C# much? How about EventHandler<T>? They are pretty useful.
Even in Delphi, TList<T>, TObjectList<T>, and TCompare<T> are more than handy IMO. No longer do I have to write "TMyObject(FList[I])" all over the place. When using "if FList.IndexOf(Pointer(FInstance)) > 1" not only do you need a typecast again, but you lose the ability to write or build in TCompare<T>, for example to consider objects equal by comparing a specific field. Anyhow, I didn't mean this discussion to be about the merits of generics in programming.
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