Generics in Java

Known as: Lower bound wildcard, Raw type, Upper bound wildcard

Generics are a facility of generic programming that were added to the Java programming language in 2004 within J2SE 5.0. They extend Java's type…

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2015

This study compared the content change of physiological active substances according to the extraction condition when we generally…

2010

2009

By abstracting over types, generic programming enables one to write code that is independent from specific data type…

2008

According to the present invention removal of nickel from a nickel-containing hemoglobin solution is accomplished by exposing the…

2007

Although object-oriented languages are nowadays the mainstream of application development, several research contexts suggest that…

2005

This paper attempts to provide a critical examination of the regulation of the Spanish pharmaceutical market. We provide an ex…

2005

Generics (templates) attempt to unify similar program structures to avoid redundancy. How well do generics serve this purpose in…

2003

The concepts and mechanisms of abstraction and polymorphism are usually the foundation on which programmers build their skills in…

2001

The design of GJ (Bracha, Odersky, Stoutamire and Wadler), an extension of Java with parametric polymorphism, was significantly…

2001