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You can observe it on the JVM when you realise you can't overload a function with arguments that differ only in generic type.
by zigzigzag 10y ago
You can observe it on the JVM when you realise you can't overload a function with arguments that differ only in generic type.
- wtetzner 10y agoYes, my point was that there's nothing inherently wrong with type erasure. You can of course create conditions that would be problematic, like the design of Java and JVM does.