In C you can create a tuple with a variable number of parameters. How would I implement something like this in Java without explicitly hard coding the amount of generics. I want to be able to do something like:

Tuple<Integer, Integer, String> t

but without forcing myself to use three items in a tuple.

CodePudding user response：

You can't, that's not supported in Java.

CodePudding user response：

Java is strongly typed language. And generics are provided by java to make more type checking language, and avoid Object parameter.

You can do this by,

Tuple<Object, Object, Object> t;

As in this you can insert any type of data in any order. But I suggest this is not good practice except you are better know how to use it.

Generics are strongly type checking in java, so you don't do this with generics.