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by MereInterest
3680 days ago
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Type erasure also makes some forms of function overloading impossible. void func(List<ClassA> list);
void func(List<ClassB> list);
Using type erasure, I cannot specify functions that are overloaded based on the generic type of an argument. To the runtime, both of these accept an argument of type List<Object>, and so it is ambiguous which one to call.In C++, which does not use type erasure, this sort of function overloading works as expected. |
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