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## Genericity
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The last characteristic of Scala we will explore in this tutorial is
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-genericity. Java programmers should be well aware of the problems
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-posed by the lack of genericity in their language, a shortcoming which
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-is addressed in Java 1.5.
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-
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-Genericity is the ability to write code parametrized by types. For
+genericity. Genericity is the ability to write code parametrized by types. For
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example, a programmer writing a library for linked lists faces the
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problem of deciding which type to give to the elements of the list.
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Since this list is meant to be used in many different contexts, it is
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