Lecture

Generics in Java

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Description

This lecture covers the concept of generics in Java, focusing on the implementation of generic classes and methods. It explains how to define generic classes, use type parameters, and create instances of generic classes. The lecture also demonstrates how to work with generic methods, including defining and calling them with different type arguments.

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