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Also, note that autoboxing does not allow strong compile-time type checking of primitive types and their corresponding wrapper classes.

Exceptions

DCL09-EX0EX1: Varargs signatures using Object and imprecise generic types are acceptable when the body of the method does not use casts or auto-boxing and compiles without error. Consider the following example, which operates correctly for all object types and type checks successfully.

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Automated detection appears to be straightforward.

Bibliography

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DCL08-J. Avoid ambiguous overloading of varargs methods      01. Declarations and Initialization (DCL)      DCL10-J. Ensure proper initialization by declaring class and instance variables final