Naizak Aram wrote:
for example in this question there are 6 myFavoriteNumbers variables. do I have to check for spelling errors in each of them?
regards,
Mike Simmons wrote:But I believe it refers to the fact that a class or interface can define multiple nested types, in addition to defining a type for itself.
Stephan van Hulst wrote:A type can not be a subset of another type because types are not sets.
Stephan van Hulst wrote:
ArrayList<? super Number> is not a class at all. It is a parameterized type.
Campbell Ritchie wrote:Congratulations What is wrong with 65%? That sounds a good score.
Antonio Berr wrote:
Because for the same reason, also this answer is not correct:
In bottom-up migration all modules are moved to module-path.
Jan Paul Brasser wrote:I think this is confusing too, as I the endgoal of a migration can ever be an incomplete migration. No matter how I look at the Enthuware answer, it does not make sense from any perspective.
Stephan van Hulst wrote:
Wouldn't it be strange if I could become a licensed dentist just by studying for an exam and never doing any practice? Why do people think the same doesn't apply to programming?