> Java generics are just syntactic sugar for Object, Only if you do not have a concrete boundary in the generic declaration, T extends Foo can result in a func

> Java generics are just syntactic sugar for Object, Only if you do not have a concrete boundary in the generic declaration, T extends Foo can result in a function definition that takes a Foo instead of an Object. > Java overloading is simple since all functions are in the same file (so doesn't change overload behavior depending on which files are imported) import static java.lang.Math.*; for programmers too lazy to write Math.sin instead of sin.