What is the syntax for explicitly giving the type parameters for a generic Java method?
4. Which of these is an correct way of defining generic method? Explanation: The syntax for a generic method includes a type parameter, inside angle brackets, and appears before the method's return type. For static generic methods, the type parameter section must appear before the method's return type.
Syntax to Create Objects of Generic Class Where generic_class_name is the name of the generic class, type is the data type such as Integer, String, user-defined data types, etc., passed as a parameter to the generic class and new is the keyword used to create an object or instance of the generic class.
According to the Java specification that would be for example:
Collections.<String>unmodifiableSet()
(Sorry for asking and answering my own question - I was just looking this up for the third time. :-)
The following is not the syntax
<ArgType>genericMethod()
It seems the type arguments must come after a dot as in
SomeClass.<ArgType>genericMethod() this.<ArgType>genericMethod() p.<ArgType>genericMethod() super.<ArgType>genericMethod() SomeClass.super.<ArgType>genericMethod() SomeClass.this.<ArgType>genericMethod()
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