why can’t java have types as arguments ?
e.g. can’t have Vector of reals where compiler checks type.
(example taken from http://www.ics.uci.edu/~kibler/javacourse/java.html)
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why can’t java have types as arguments ?
e.g. can’t have Vector of reals where compiler checks type.
(example taken from http://www.ics.uci.edu/~kibler/javacourse/java.html)
I think that might be outdated, as now you can do:
and the compiler will signal an error if you try to :