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problem in generics(sun accesibility test)

 
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And the four code fragments:


s1. SortedSet sorted = s.tailSet(s.first());
s2. SortedSet<String> sorted = s.tailSet(s.first());
s3. SortedSet sorted = (SortedSet)s.tailSet(s.first());
s4. SortedSet sorted = (SortedSet<String> s.tailSet(s.first());

Which, inserted independently at line 7, will compile?

only s1
only s2
only s2 and s3
only s2 and s4
only s2, s3, and s4
only s1, s2, s3, and s4
 
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JavaRanch is not just an answering machine.

What do you think the answer should be yourself, and why? Is there something specific about the question that you don't understand? If so, what?
 
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Hint: look at the for loop.
 
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