Java Generics WildCard: <? extends Number> vs <T extends Number>
generics, java
Solution
There is no difference in this case, because `T` is never used again.
The reason for declaring a `T` is so that you can refer to it again, thus binding two parameter types, or a return type together.
Problem
What is the difference between these 2 functions? ``` static void gPrint(List<? extends Number> l) { for (Number n : l) { System.out.println(n); } } static <T extends Number> void gPrintA(List<T> l) { for (Number n : l) { System.out.println(n); } } ``` I see the same output.