Which of the following correctly declares a generic class in Java?

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Which of the following correctly declares a generic class in Java?

Key points

  • In Java, generic classes are declared by using angle brackets
  • The generic type parameter is typically represented by a single uppercase letter, such as T
  • The correct syntax for declaring a generic class includes the class keyword followed by the class name and the generic type parameter
  • Incorrect options either use incorrect syntax or do not include the generic type parameter

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