Starting Out with Java: From Control Structures through Data Structures (3rd Edition)
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Chapter 18.9, Problem 18.23CP
Program Plan Intro
Generic class:
- It is a class in which the class name is followed by the type parameter section.
- In generic class, one or more type arguments are separated by commas.
- The programmers are enabled to specify a single class declaration with a set of related type.
Generic method:
- Methods that introduce their own type parameters are called as Generic method.
- List of type parameters included inside the angle bracket which appears before the method’s return type.
- In generic method, type parameters are allowed to express the dependencies among the types of one or more arguments and its return type.
- The programmers are enabled to specify a single method declaration with a set of related methods.
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