How to invoke method when parameter is a generic
We have a huge list with implementation instances of a generic interface. Then we get an element of any type. With some filter logic we find the correct instance out of the list.
How to invoke method when parameter is a generic
We have a huge list with implementation instances of a generic interface. Then we get an element of any type. With some filter logic we find the correct instance out of the list.
How to use “where” and extend another (generic) class at the same time in Kotlin?
I have two interfaces, Foo and Bar, and I have a class Baz<T : Foo>. I want to create a new class Buz<T> that extends Baz, where Buz‘s type parameter extends both Foo and Bar. So it’d look something like this:
Kotlin – Filter by generic type parameter of an abstract generified class
I have a generified abstract base class with the bounded type param T: Shape and a collection of type T
Subclass with generic type parameter declared as non-nullable accepts passing null value
I am learning generics and I have written such a class, but I am not quite sure how it works.
This is the code:
Kotlin: Handling star projected generics with type tokens
Consider the following generic class which is “reified” by using a type token: