Why is it that the primitive data types can be upcasted while the same can’t be done with their corresponding wrapper classes?
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Why is it that the primitive data types can be upcasted while the same can’t be done with their corresponding wrapper classes?
Although the syntax is the same, casting a primitive is something quite different than casting a reference.