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....and virtual machines. This decision sheds light on the GJ language design and makes our work of direct practical interest to Java programmers who wish to upgrade to the next version of the language. This paper uses the term GJ to refer to two closely related versions of Java with generic types [4, 14]. The differences between these languages are not significant to this paper. We describe our analyses at the representation level of JVM bytecodes. This simplifies the treatment of a number of source language features, such as class nesting, anonymous classes, generated methods, special operators ....

....procedure call of the appropriate overriding implementation of the method. Likewise, if all run time types that reach a check satisfy the check, then the check can be removed. Polymorphism variety. Polymorphism occurs in both parametric (functional) and data varieties. Parametric polymorphism [22, 14 7, 21, 1, 2, 15, 26] refers to the ability of procedures to operate on arguments of arbitrary types, without caring what the specific type is; for example, length : list # int) Data polymorphism [9, 23] is the ability to store objects of different types in a variable or field. It is enabled by object oriented ....

JavaSoft, Sun Microsystems. Prototype for JSR014: Adding generics to the Java programming language v. 1.3, May 7, 2001. java.sun.com/aboutJava/communityprocess/ review/jsr014/index.html.

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JavaSoft, Sun Microsystems. Prototype for JSR014: Adding generics to the Java programming language v. 1.3. http://jcp.org/jsr/detail/14.html, May 7, 2001.

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