explicit type

The language's compiler can discern quite a bit of type information from the context, without explicit type annotations.

"As if" operates like a simile, which is an explicit type of metaphor.

Constrain a type to be non generic by adding an explicit type annotation to a value or parameter.

Using explicit type conversions, which allow for lossy conversions, makes code more reliable and much less likely to fail at runtime.

Early-bound variables are variables defined with an explicit type annotation.

This process requires understanding Java generics, because Hadoop prefers explicit type safety.

Here the original query is comparing a string to a number but in the modified query, explicit type-casting has been done.

When using a variable, it should have no explicit type or it should be declared as Any, so it can match anything.

When there are no explicit type parameters, type inference is used to determine the types of parameters of functions.

Type inference minimizes the need for explicit type information in many contexts.

Scala uses the term type annotations for explicit type declarations like HashMap.

This program also demonstrates how static field initializers execute before the code inside an explicit type constructor.

There is no explicit type for routing group connectors.

This is why Fan will let you use Obj as a wildcard whenever a more explicit type is expected.

When Explicit Type Annotations Are Required.

Here is a summary of the rules for when explicit type annotations are required in Scala.

I can then use generics to specify the explicit type for both the outgoing key and the value.

You'll need to evaluate the tradeoffs in using an explicit type constructor.

Use explicit type conversion when converting data from one type to another.

In practical terms, you have to provide explicit type annotations for the following situations:

Allows an explicit type cast from a