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Computers and Technology, 06.05.2020 05:41, randall10

Create a public non-final class named Larger parameterized by a type T that implements Comparable. (Please use T or the test suite will fail.) You should provide a single instance method named larger that accepts an array of the parameterized type as the first argument and a single value of the parameterized type as the second argument. larger should return true if the second argument is larger than or equal to every value of the array and false otherwise. If either the array or the value are null you should throw an IllegalArgumentException. As an ungraded bonus challenge, see if you can make the compiler warning about unchecked operations go away… (Note that normally we would write this as a class method. Java does support type parameters for static methods, but we aren’t going to cover that in class. So we’ll use an instance method here instead.) Note also that this homework is not due until Friday but was accidentally released Thursday. It does rely on material we will cover Friday. Feel free to wait to complete it then.

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