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    This document discusses generics in Java through three code examples. The first example defines a generic class ForGeneric that takes two type parameters T1 and T2. It creates an instance of ForGeneric using String and Integer and demonstrates retrieving values. The second example defines a generic class Generic_02 that takes a single type parameter T. It creates instances using Integer and String and demonstrates adding and retrieving values. The third example similarly defines a generic class GenericsClass to hold a single generic value and demonstrates creating instances using Integer and String.

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    This document discusses generics in Java through three code examples. The first example defines a generic class ForGeneric that takes two type parameters T1 and T2. It creates an instance of ForGeneric using String and Integer and demonstrates retrieving values. The second example defines a generic class Generic_02 that takes a single type parameter T. It creates instances using Integer and String and demonstrates adding and retrieving values. The third example similarly defines a generic class GenericsClass to hold a single generic value and demonstrates creating instances using Integer and String.

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    This document discusses generics in Java through three code examples. The first example defines a generic class ForGeneric that takes two type parameters T1 and T2. It creates an instance of ForGeneric using String and Integer and demonstrates retrieving values. The second example defines a generic class Generic_02 that takes a single type parameter T. It creates instances using Integer and String and demonstrates adding and retrieving values. The third example similarly defines a generic class GenericsClass to hold a single generic value and demonstrates creating instances using Integer and String.

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    ADVANCE COMPUTER PROGRAMMING (ACP-J2)

    Generics in Java

    1/9/2023
    Umair Ghani
    SAP-ID: 8625
    GENERICS IN JAVA
    PROGRAM # 01:
    class ForGeneric<T1, T2>

    private T1 t1;

    private T2 t2;

    public ForGeneric( T1 t1, T2 t2)

    this.t1 = t1;

    this.t2= t2;

    public T1 getT1()

    return t1;

    public T2 getT2()

    return t2;

    public class Generics

    public static void main(String[] args)

    {
    ForGeneric<String, Integer> g1 = new ForGeneric( "Print String ", 01);

    String str = g1.getT1();

    Integer int1 = g1.getT2();

    System.out.println(str + int1);

    PROGRAM # 02:
    public class Generic_02<T>

    private T t;

    public void add(T t)

    this.t = t;

    public T get()

    return t;

    public static void main(String[] args)

    Generic_02<Integer> integerg1 = new Generic_02<>();

    Generic_02<String> stringg2 = new Generic_02<>();

    integerg1.add(10);

    stringg2.add(new String("Ghani"));
    System.out.printf("This Is Integer :%d\n\n", integerg1.get());

    System.out.printf("This is String :%s\n", stringg2.get());

    PROGRAM # 03:
    class GenericsClass<T>

    private T data;

    public GenericsClass(T data)

    this.data = data;

    public T getData()

    return this.data;

    class Generic_03

    public static void main(String[] args)

    GenericsClass<Integer> intObj = new GenericsClass<>(01);

    System.out.println("This Is Integer: " + intObj.getData());

    GenericsClass<String> stringObj = new GenericsClass<>("Ghani");


    System.out.println("This Is String: " + stringObj.getData());

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