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Am 14.03.2012 10:42, schrieb Invisible:
> It seems either they implemented everything twice (once with, and once
> without generics), or it's actually legal to not specify type parameters
> and then they default to Object. Which, either way, is highly
> counter-intuitive...
It's actually that they /first/ implemented the stuff as non-generics
(because Java didn't have them back then), and then added a generics
implementation later when they discovered that generics were a good
thing to have after all (retaining the old non-generics implementation
for backward compatibility).
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