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Neither Go nor Java's generics is rich enough for the problems you describe. They give you the means to turn IntList into List<I>, but not into <L>Int or <L><I
by mrkeen 2mo ago
Neither Go nor Java's generics is rich enough for the problems you describe. They give you the means to turn IntList into List<I>, but not into <L>Int or <L><I>.
So I doubt the famous AbstractProxyBeanInterceptors are coming from an overuse of generics.
- pjmlp 2mo agoThe irony is that while people bash on Java, Objective-C manages to have even longer names.