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Which of the following statements is valid about generic procedures in C#.NET?

All procedures in a Generic class are generic.
Only those procedures labeled as Generic are generic.
Generic procedures can take at the most one generic parameter.
Generic procedures must take at least one type parameter.
None of the above.

Correct Answer: Generic procedures must take at least one type parameter.

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