Lecture

Generics and Subtyping

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Description

This lecture covers advanced concepts in generics and subtyping in Java, focusing on LinkedList implementation and List interface. It explains the use of upper and lower bounds, the PECS rule, and the TreeSet class. The instructor demonstrates how to implement methods like add, addAll, addAllInto, and addAllFromAndInto.

Instructor

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