String.class is a object representing the String type. But that's not what is needed here.
Think of it like this: if you have a generic box, a banana box and an apple box, then you can't transform a generic box into a banana box by throwing a banana at it. The banana needs to conceptually be in the picture when the box its design is created.
String.class is a object representing the String type. But that's not what is needed here.
Think of it like this: if you have a generic box, a banana box and an apple box, then you can't transform a generic box into a banana box by throwing a banana at it. The banana needs to conceptually be in the picture when the box its design is created.
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