What is the purpose of the diamond operator(<>) in Java generics?
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What is the purpose of the diamond operator(<>) in Java generics?

/**/
    document.oncopy = new Function("return false");
    document.onpaste = new Function("return false");
    document.onselectstart = new Function("return false");
    document.oncontextmenu = new Function("return false"); /**/

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To allow for type inference in a generic class or method

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To specify both an upper and lower bound for a type parameter

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To specify an upper bound for a type parameter

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To specify a lower bound for a type parameter

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