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Overload_CodeJam_Threading_InterlockedOperations_Initialize
        Andrew Koryavchenko edited this page Jul 4, 2017 
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Initialize(Double, Double) | Initialize the value referenced by target in a thread-safe manner. The value is changed to value only if the current value is default(double). | 
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Initialize(Int32, Int32) | Initialize the value referenced by target in a thread-safe manner. The value is changed to value only if the current value is default(int). | 
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Initialize(Int64, Int64) | Initialize the value referenced by target in a thread-safe manner. The value is changed to value only if the current value is default(long). | 
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Initialize(Single, Single) | Initialize the value referenced by target in a thread-safe manner. The value is changed to value only if the current value is default(float). | 
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Initialize(T)(T, T) | Initialize the value referenced by target in a thread-safe manner. The value is changed to value only if the current value is default(T). | 
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Initialize(Double, Double, Double) | Initialize the value referenced by target in a thread-safe manner. The value is changed to initializedValue only if the current value is uninitializedValue. | 
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Initialize(Int32, Int32, Int32) | Initialize the value referenced by target in a thread-safe manner. The value is changed to initializedValue only if the current value is uninitializedValue. | 
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Initialize(Int64, Int64, Int64) | Initialize the value referenced by target in a thread-safe manner. The value is changed to initializedValue only if the current value is uninitializedValue. | 
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Initialize(Single, Single, Single) | Initialize the value referenced by target in a thread-safe manner. The value is changed to initializedValue only if the current value is uninitializedValue. | 
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Initialize(T)(T, T, T) | Initialize the value referenced by target in a thread-safe manner. The value is changed to initializedValue only if the current value is uninitializedValue. | 
