About Question enthuware.ocpjp.v11.2.3396 :

[alfredo.zuloaga]

I have a question., Does TYPE_USE can be applied like
var str = (@NonNull String) "";
and also like
@NonNull String str = "";

?

[admin]

>var str = (@NonNull String) "";
No.
>@NonNull String str = "";
Yes.

But I suggest you to actually try it out by writing a simple test program.

[61d14837]

Option 6, explanation says that this is valid

Function<Integer, String> f = ( @NonNull var val ) -> Integer.toHexString(val);

but that doesn't work unless @Target is updated to include ElementType.PARAMETER. This question instead uses ElementType.TYPE_PARAMETER which can be used on parameterized types, generic declarations

In response to the original poster, these both compile

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var str = (@NonNull String) "";
@NonNull String str2 = "";

[hsnclk]

Option 6, explanation says that this is valid

Function<Integer, String> f = ( @NonNull var val ) -> Integer.toHexString(val);

but that doesn't work unless @Target is updated to include ElementType.PARAMETER. This question instead uses ElementType.TYPE_PARAMETER which can be used on parameterized types, generic declarations

In response to the original poster, these both compile

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var str = (@NonNull String) "";
@NonNull String str2 = "";

I aggre with "61d14837", the question requires to be updated. ElementType.TYPE_PARAMETER has to be changed with ElementType.PARAMETER. I mean, in order for the explanation in part "E" to be fulfilled, this must be done.

[admin]

Not sure why you think so because both the examples given in explanation of option 6 compile fine (without any change in the problem statement):
Function<Integer, String> f = ( @NonNull var val ) -> Integer.toHexString(val); //compiles fine
//or
Function<Integer, String> f = ( @NonNull Integer val ) -> Integer.toHexString(val); //also compiles fine

[hsnclk]

Actually, I had tried to create the @NonNull annotation myself, I had not used Spring one.

[admin]

You may put the annotation code given in the problem statement in a java file and then use it in another java class. It compiles fine.
It has nothing to do with Spring.

[hsnclk]

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Either I misunderstood something, or we are talking about different things. In the second image I added also ElementType.PARAMETER.

[admin]

I tested the following code (as given in the problem statement and the explanation):

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import static java.lang.annotation.ElementType.*;
import java.lang.annotation.*;
import static java.lang.annotation.RetentionPolicy.RUNTIME;
import java.util.function.*;

@Retention(value=RUNTIME)
@Target(value={TYPE_USE,TYPE_PARAMETER})
@interface NonNull{    
}
public class TestClass {
    public static void main(String[] args) {

        Function<Integer, String> f2 = ( @NonNull var val ) -> Integer.toHexString(val);
         //or 
        Function<Integer, String> f3 = ( @NonNull Integer val ) -> Integer.toHexString(val);
        System.out.println(f2.apply(10));
    }
}

It compiles and runs fine.

[hsnclk]

I don't understand my problem.

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I copied and pasted your code.. The result was like this.

[admin]

What is your JDK version?
Try compiling it from command line and post the error message.

[hsnclk]

openjdk-17 version17.0.1

by the way it compiled. but still looks like an error. I think it is an IntelliJ idea problem. thanks

[admin]

Well, let's put it in the list of reasons to avoid IDEs while preparing for the certification exam

[hsnclk]

You're right...