c# - The model item passed into the dictionary is of type ..., but this dictionary requires ... -
Whole error message:
  The model item type given in the dictionary 'Miklaus 2 [implementation 1, implementation 2] ', but this dictionary requires a model item called' Myklos '2 [Interface 1, Interface 2]'.    In my view, I have a model declaration:  
  @modelmiclas & lt; Interface 1, Interface 2 & gt;    Where my class is a class and interface 1 and the interface 2 interface  
 I'm calling on my controller action:  
 < Code> return view (ideal);    Where:  Model  is of type ...    MyClass & lt; Implementation 1, Implementation 2 & gt; Applies  Interface 1  and  Implementation 2     ... and  Implementation 1  < strong> Interface 2     @modelmiclus & lt; Implementation 1, Implementation 2 & gt; Is there any way to avoid this error?     
  Because  MyClass  is  unchanging  You can not do this, which means  MyClass & lt; Implementation 1, Implementation 2 & gt;  is not  MyClass & lt; Interface 1, Interface 2 & gt; , hence the error.   As this is not an interface or a representative, the class can not be declared as  covariant , although you can create an interface and use it Are covariant:    Public Interface IMyClass & lt; Out T1, outside T2 & gt; {...} Public Classroom MyLux & lt; T1, T2 & gt; : IMIClass & lt; T1, T2 & gt; {...}    Model announcement in view:  
  @EmyClass model    
 
   
 
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