Java Fundamentals: Generics
Pluralsight
Course Summary
Java generics are supposed to be powerful but hard to use - this course makes them easy.
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Course Description
Java’s powerful generics has been available to developers for ten years now and is extensively used throughout both core and third party libraries. Unfortunately, it's not as well understood as it could be. This course is here to help. We’ll both shine a light on the common use cases of generics on classes, methods, or interfaces and also peer into some of the darker corners such as type bounds and wildcards.
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Course Syllabus
The What and Why of Java Generics- 20m 49s
—Introduction 3m 47s
—An Example Class: Circular Buffer 5m 50s
—Boilerplate vs Type Safety 5m 3s
—Making our Circular Buffer Generic 3m 35s
—Summary 2m 33sJava's Generic Collections and Friends- 30m 5s
—Introduction 2m 22s
—The Problem with Arrays 4m 43s
—Lists 8m 31s
—Sets 3m 40s
—Maps 7m 13s
—Conclusions 3m 33sGeneric Classes and Interfaces- 26m 26sGenerics on Methods- 15m 29sWildcards- 33m 39sRaw Types and Compatibility- 49m 8sReflection- 25m 43sAdvanced Topics- 32m 18s
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