lets say I want to create a parameterized class
public class MySet<T extends Comparable> implements Set<T> { T[] n; MySet(T a) { } }
is it possible to create an array of type <T> inside the class?
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can I create an array in a parameterized class
lets say I want to create a parameterized class
public class MySet<T extends Comparable> implements Set<T> { T[] n; MySet(T a) { } }
is it possible to create an array of type <T> inside the class?
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that's the problem I'm having. I don't know how to initialize a type <T> array. Also, I don't know the size of the array. Is it possible to do?Originally Posted by Fubarable
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