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Quick question
What is the difference between
ArrayList myList = new ArrayList();
and
List myList = new ArrayList();
And why(if it is) is one more beneficial than the other?
Im really confused because it seems to me that they both do exactly the same thing
Thanks in advance~
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Re: Quick question
The first myList can use all the methods of the ArrayList class
The second myList can only use the methods of the List class.
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