The clause
Catch(Exception< T > e) {
}
A) can be used to catch exceptions that are parameterized by type
B) compiles correctly,but is best avoided because of a high runtime overhead
C) compiles correctly,but may throw a ClassCastException of the wrong type is passed
D) None of the above
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Q36: Which of the following statements is true?
A)
Q37: The process of erasure
A) helps generic code
Q38: In the notation < T super Number
Q39: The class
Public class Point3D< T extends Number
Q40: Which of the following generic type notations
Q42: Consider the class
Class Value < T extends
Q43: A static field of a generic class
A)
Q44: The code
Public class MyClass< T >
{
Public MyClass(){
T
Q45: Consider the class
Class Value < T extends
Q46: The code
ArrayList< String > [ ] a
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