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interface Foo<T extends Number>{
}
class Bar<T extends Number> implements Foo<T>{
}
Why does the class have to be written that way instead of:
class Bar<T extends Number> implements Foo<T extends Number>{
}
Surely the second way is clearer.
Because that’s the same
T, so it’s redundant to say itextends Numberagain.