Hard Java Core
In Java generics, what does 'List<? extends Number>' allow you to do with the list?
— Tests your understanding of this concept.
Answer Options
A Add Numbers and Integer objects; read as Number
B Read elements as Number; cannot add (except null)
C Add any Number subtype; read as Object only
D Neither read nor write — wildcard lists are completely locked
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