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**5.1.1.** We introduce a carrier class. Modify the type signature so that it allows for animal subtypes. | **5.1.1.** We introduce a carrier class. Modify the type signature so that it allows for animal subtypes. | ||
<code scala> | <code scala> | ||
- | class Carrier[T](val content: T) | + | class Carrier[T <: Animal](val content: T) |
</code> | </code> | ||
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==== Contravariance ==== | ==== Contravariance ==== | ||
- | We introduce a veterinarian class. Consider why this class is contravariant in ''T''. | + | We introduce a veterinarian class. Consider why this class should be contravariant in ''T''. |
<code scala> | <code scala> | ||
- | class Vet[-T <: Animal] { | + | class Vet[T <: Animal] { |
def treat(patient: T): String = { | def treat(patient: T): String = { | ||
- | s"Can treat $patient" | + | "Can treat " + patient.toString |
} | } | ||
} | } | ||
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**5.2.3.** Implement an extension that allows you to use ''&&'', ''||'' and ''~'' (Unary not) in order to create expressions more easily. | **5.2.3.** Implement an extension that allows you to use ''&&'', ''||'' and ''~'' (Unary not) in order to create expressions more easily. | ||
+ | <code scala> | ||
extension (e: BoolExpr) { | extension (e: BoolExpr) { | ||
??? | ??? |