Three Simple Rules for Subtypes

[@LifeLessonsLearned8587]

Always waiting for your videos Dave. Your videos always make me fall in love with kotlin again. Thanks for making such videos.

[@typealias]

Thank you for saying that, Vivek! That means so much to me. And of course, you're most welcome!

[@hosenalzuhile3019]

The best explanation of anytime!

[@Vlad-hl1gy]

Great explanation ❤. You deserve more subscribers

[@typealias]

Hey, I appreciate that, Vlad!

[@timj11dude]

I think you've provided an excellent demonstration and explanation of generics and variances in your series. An additional addendum providing some more concrete examples as to where each of these variances may be encountered in a production project would be tremendously helpful. Thanks.

[@robchr]

I learn something new with every video. Keep it up!

[@typealias]

That's great to hear, Robert! Will do!

[@jackli1924]

cool！You explained technic so concisely and easy to understand. Great job Thank you a lot Dave!

[@typealias]

You're most welcome, Jack! Glad you liked it!

[@martingaens2073]

I watched all your videos on variance, read the articles and everything, and yet this video was the final nail in the coffin for me to finally understand generics. Very nice examples, thank you very much :)

[@typealias]

Ah, that's fantastic! Yes - after the type projections video, I could tell from some of the comments that there was still some confusion, and I was hoping this would help as the last piece of the puzzle. Thanks so much for letting me know!

[@igorshaula9097]

amazing content! Thanks for the ultimately understandable knowledge sharing! this channel now has its own tab in my browser :)

[@typealias]

Wow, got its own tab! Haha, that's fun! Glad you're enjoying it!

[@aungkhanthtoo7678]

Great!