The notation < E implements Comparable< E > >
A) will be rejected by the Compiler as an error
B) declares a generic type that implements the Comparable interface
C) is used when there is a recursive definition of the generic type E
D) None of the above
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Class MySArrayList extends ArrayList< String
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A) removing references
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A) the
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A) with
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A) may have
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