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Understanding Type Erasure in Java Generics

Understanding Type Erasure in Java Generics

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When working with Java generics, you might notice a peculiar behavior: while generics enable compile-time type safety, their type information seems to disappear at runtime. This disappearance, called type erasure, is a fundamental concept in Java generics. In this article, we will focus deeply on the mechanics of type erasure, its effects on code, and how it impacts runtime behavior.
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