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Generics Question

1. Given
public class Fruit{}
public class Melon extends Fruit{}
public class WaterMelon extends Melon{}

Which of the following, will be legal ?

[Link]<? extends Fruit> fruits=new ArrayList<Fruit>();


[Link]<? extends Fruit> fruits=new ArrayList<Melon>();
[Link]<? extends Fruit> fruits=new LinkedList<WaterMelon>();
[Link]<? extends Fruit> fruits=new Vector<Object>();
[Link]<? super Melon> melons=new ArrayList<Fruit>();
[Link]<? super Melon> melons=new LinkedList<>();
[Link]<? super Melon> melons=new LinkedList<WaterMelon>();

2.
Given
public class Fruit{}
public class Melon extends Fruit{}
public class WaterMelon extends Melon{}

Which of the following, will be legal ?


Help : API of List /Set i/f : boolean addAll(Collection<? extends E> c)

1. List<Melon> melons=new ArrayList<>();


2. HashSet<Fruit> fruits=new HashSet<>();
3. LinkedList<WaterMelon> wMelons=new LinkedList<>();
4. [Link](fruits);
5. [Link](wMelons);
6. [Link](melons);
7. [Link](wMelons);
8. [Link](fruits);
9. [Link](melons);

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