non-parameterized collections
[nɑn-pærəmɪtərɪzd kəˈlɛkʃənz]
nounpl: non-parameterized collections
coleções não parametrizadas
1. Collections in programming that do not use generic type parameters, allowing storage of objects of any type without compile-time type checking
In Java, using non-parameterized collections like ArrayList without specifying a type parameter can lead to ClassCastException at runtime.
Em Java, usar coleções não parametrizadas como ArrayList sem especificar um parâmetro de tipo pode gerar ClassCastException em tempo de execução.
2. Legacy data structures that accept any object type, contrasting with modern generic collections that enforce type safety
Developers are encouraged to avoid non-parameterized collections in favor of generic types for better type safety.
Desenvolvedores são encorajados a evitar coleções não parametrizadas em favor de tipos genéricos para melhor segurança de tipo.
This is a technical computing term primarily used in software development contexts, particularly when discussing Java or other object-oriented languages with generic type systems. The term reflects a shift in programming best practices toward type safety and compile-time checking. In Brazilian tech communities, developers discuss this concept when modernizing legacy code or teaching proper use of generic collections in Java courses.
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