Although the research was going on in my circles, it seems that Google applies the Guava's ImmutableList
list
. So I can put it in the list
, right? I know that if any modification methods of the list
are used, but can that be all wrong?
Public listing & lt; Integer & gt; GetList () {Return ImmutableList.of (1,2,3); }
If this list is enforced, then insert it into the list There is no requirement
. You can assign it to the list
variable or put it next to a method which list
without any castings
and, Yes, any methods that modify the list
throws an exception, but whether or not you put it on the list
.
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