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Generics terms and naming convention

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Generics terms and naming conventions makes the generics code easy to understand.

Generics terms:

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Generic naming conventions:

  1. T : It represents type.
  2. E : It represents element.
  3. K – It represents keys.
  4. V – It represents values.
  5. N – It represents numbers.

 
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