Starting Out with Java: From Control Structures through Data Structures (3rd Edition)
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Chapter 18.3, Problem 18.14CP
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Bounded type:
“No”, the type to a set of boundaries cannot be constrained by both extends and super.
Explanation:
- The keyword super, and extends are used to restrict the type parameter.
- A type to a lower bound is constrained by the keyword super.
- A type to an upper bound is constrained by the keyword extends.
- In order to declare the lower bound type parameter, the developer list the name of type parameter, followed by the keyword super, and by its lower bound.
- Example-1:
- <T super Integer> represents type argument of an object as an Integer.
- It is also used to represent the type that inherits Integer and also it is represented as a superclass of Integer.
- In class hierarchy, T can be any type that is represented above the class Integer...
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