In today’s video, we’re diving into another new feature in C# 11 called Generic Math.
The availability of these interfaces means you can constrain a type parameter of a generic type or method to be "number-like."
In addition, C# 11 and later lets you define static virtual interface members. Because operators must be declared as static, this new C# feature allows operators to be declared in the new interfaces for number-like types.
Together, these innovations allow you to perform mathematical operations generically—that is, without having to know the exact type you're working with.
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