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-Let’s revisit the movie making metaphor. We know that almost everything in that industry is fake, or maybe more politely make-belief. In that it only needs to look convincing without being the real thing. So for instance, when someone needs to be hit hard in the face, it will not really be done and to make sure nothing untoward happens to the expensive actors, they may be replaced by stunt men and women, so the punch will never land on the pretty face.</description></item><item><title>04 Generics</title><link>https://fontysvenlo.github.io/prc2/docs/generics/</link><pubDate>Wed, 09 Mar 2022 13:53:06 +0100</pubDate><guid>https://fontysvenlo.github.io/prc2/docs/generics/</guid><description>Table of ContentsGenericsGenerics, the fine printCheating the compilerWildcard and boundsLower bound or Contra variantSelf use in Generic definitionsTesting genericsReadingGenericsGenerics is mainly a compiler feature. In java (at least the versions up to this moment, january 2024) it is even more so, because after the compiler had it’s go with it, that same compiler largely discards the generic information, and the runtime, the JVM, does not really care about generics and does not use it.</description></item></channel></rss>
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