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and Generics Type Safety Recitation 4/24/2009 CS 180 Department of Computer Science, Purdue University Announcement Project 8 due Wed, April 29 at 10 pm. All questions on the class newsgroup. Generics Motivation In Java, array elements must all be of the same type: int[] counts = new int[10]; Hence, arrays are type safe: The compiler will not let you put the wrong kind of thing into an array A collection, such...
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Recitation 4/24/2009
CS 180 Department of Computer Science, Purdue University
Announcement
Project 8 due Wed, April 29 at 10 pm. All questions on the class newsgroup.
Generics Motivation
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