Generic code is free to be used with raw types, preserving the compatibility of non-generic legacy code and newer generic code. However, using raw types with generic code will cause the java compiler to issue "unchecked" warnings. When generic and non-generic code are used correctly together these warnings are no threat, but the same warnings are issued when unsafe operations are performed. If generic and non-generic code must be used together these warnings should not be simply ignored.
Noncompliant Code Example
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Compliant Solution
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Risk Assessment
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Automated Detection
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Related Vulnerabilities
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References
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