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Pune FC beat ONGC 3-2 in I-League | sports | Hindustan Times
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Pune FC rode on to Shanmugham Venkatesh's 71st minute strike to win their I-League season opening match against ONGC 3-2 after surviving 15-odd minutes with 10 men at the Balewadi Sports Complex stadium on Monday.
Venkatesh, who captained Pune FC in their debut season, combined with skipper Douhou Pierre from the left as the two exchanged the ball between them twice before he lobbed the ball into the right top corner of the post in the 71st minute.
Pune FC had taken the lead through Jeje Lalpekhlua's spot kick in the 22nd minute before Subhash Singh collected a long ball from the left and fired from the top of the box to put Pune FC 2-0 ahead in the 48th minute.
But the home team's celebrations were short-lived as ONGC made a gutsy comeback, first through Jatin Singh Bisht, who deflected the ball on a pass from Mumtaz Akhter in the 55th minute and then Katsumi equalised through a great shot from 30 yards in the 62nd minute.
In the injury time, ONGC almost sealed the match in their favour when the ball hit the crosspiece and goalkeeper Shahinlal Meloly failed to collect. But the ONGC strikers were not in position to guide the unattended ball into the Pune FC net.	tags
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Restaurant was good but again expensive - Review of Hotel Beausite - TripAdvisor
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“Smelly, old room, ancient furniture, even older bathroom”
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Clean would be a positive. No grime or dirt anywhere but the room they stuck me in (room 7 and at the SINGLE room rate of 100 euros) was old as dirt, completely bland, nothing matched, a retarded metal suitcase rack that looked like it survived the war and then some. Bathroom featured pink tile from the 50's and linolieum to match. Not complaining too much here, older can be cute but for 100 euros single? (130 Swiss Franks) Too expensive.
The check in receptionist was great, the gal in the afternoon snooty x 10. Like all things Swiss, they charge for everything: You want a hairdryer? Leave a 30 euro deposit. Want a swiss electrical connector? 20 Euro deposit. No TV in room, radio looks like something my grandparents had when I was a child. Restaurant was good but again expensive. Wiener schnitzel and french fries for 49 Swiss Franks? They have to be kidding. Nice beer garden outside with lots of road noise but pretty view. Location is central and a short walk to the train station. I am underwhelmed by the place. If the price would have matched the quality It would have been OK but this place is out of whack.
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“A superb holiday: hotel and location”
This was a return trip that was 45 years overdue and I was excited in visiting the area which had made a lasting impression when I visited with my school back in 1960s. This time I visited with my husband. The hotel was superb in every respect: friendly and very, very helpful staff, excellent room (we had requested a room with a view of the Jungfrau at the time of booking and we were not disappointed). The food was fantastic and my husband, who is a chef, was delighted at the choice, presentation and dishes presented each evening. Also, because we were not able to have the horse drawn carriage trip as included in our holiday, we were each given a packed lunch every day which was fresh and tasty. Unexpectedly, we were presented with them on our day of departure which was a lovely gesture as we had a total journey of about 8 hours. We cannot recommend the hotel highly enough and cannot wait to return but much sooner than another 45 years - hopefully next or the following year and we will stay at the Beausite again. It was in a lovely location and had a fabulous garden with loungers.
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“Second visit to this hotel - even better than the first.”
We stayed for ten nights in June - this being the second visit, our first being 12 months earlier. The overall experience is relaxing, comfortable and satisfying. The room was excellent, beds superb,and bathroom large and immaculately clean. The service is good without being gushing or pushy - all information given quickly and efficiently when required. The food is first class - we were half board - although the breakfast is perhaps a little restricted. The location is great, very quiet, but only five minutes walk from Interlaken West station, with views from the front to the Jungfrau and from the rear over a charming garden to the mountains (and the hangliders). All in all an excellent holiday.
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I read all the reviews detailing the strange smells in the rooms and the stained carpets and dated decor BUT decided to risk it because of the location. I wish I hadn't now. We left the windows open during the day in the hope that the smell wouldn't be so bad but at night the noise from the busy main road meant that we had to close the windows and the shutters and we still needed cotton wool in our ears.During the night the smell became really unbearable. I asked if we could move to a quieter room at the back but the extemely snooty receptionist was vey rude and sarcastic and said that there was no noise and the road was not a main one and was very quiet!! She should have heard it when the Japanese tours congregated right under our window at 6.30a.m. (four tours arrived and departed during the week) ...it was bedlam!! The breakfasts were quite good though and the views amazing. We thought 20 SF rather a lot to hire a hair dryer for the week.
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I booked this hotel after seeing their web site and got a great deal online through otel.com. but I was skeptical after reading tripadvisor reviews complaining about bad smell, shared bathrooms. Upon reaching Interlaken we found the hotel very close to Interlaken west station. We had reached at about 10.a.m. whereas the checkin time was 3.00 pm. Reception was efficient. our luggage was kept in backoffice . It was Sunday so we were offered brunch. Brunch spread was great.
We came back after a small tour. Our Luggage had been sent to our room. When we entered our room. Wow what a view. Windows were facing Jungfraujoch. They have all the necessary literature related to tour and excursions at reception.
Next day the breakfast spread was basic, but nice and filling. We had dinner for cheese fondue at Hotel resturant which has part covered and part open. We sat in open are and what a view while having Dinner. The tops of snow clad mountain lit up with the light of setting sun. Resturant staff was pleasent polite but had a lot of problem in understanding English.
Only negative point is the Hotel construction is a bit old, and we had booked a double room and got a twin room.
But the view from hotel and vacinity to city center overcomes everything
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this is a nice Bed and Breakfast kind of Hotel being run by a family. the rooms are basic but clean. the view from the Hotel is beautiful. the breakfast spread is basic but filling. the hotel is located about 7 mins walking from the station and if you dont have too much luggage, you can easily reach the place. the staff is friendly and will help you out with the directions.
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“Good Location Fantastic Views of The Jungfrau.”
A nice Hotel, situated in a quiet location, but within easy walking distance of town centre.
The staff could not have been more friendly, or more helpful. We went for the Lauberhorn
Ski race weekend,so ordered our race tickets, and rail tickets, to Wengen from the U.K,
through the Hotel. These were waiting for us upon arrival.
The room was clean and comfortable with great views of the mountains. The breakfasts
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The evening meals were adequate, and plentiful.
All in all a most enjoyable stay, A Hotel to be recommended.
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For Mets, a Question of Talent or of Character? - The New York Times
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While the best major league teams head for the playoffs, the Mets and their crestfallen fans are home, licking their wounds and preparing to play the favorite New York pastime: the blame game. Who did it? What for? And how is the guilty party going to pay?Yesterday, the Mets completed one of the most stunning collapses in baseball history with an embarrassing 8-1 loss to Florida. The season-ending nightmare began almost immediately, as sugarplum dreams of a weekend revival quickly dissolved. The “Let’s Go Mets” chants that rocked the stadium 15 minutes before the game quickly gave way to cries of despair.On Sept. 12, the Mets had a seven-game lead over Philadelphia with 17 games to play. A confident David Wright said: “You couldn’t have picked a better time to peak. This is the best baseball we’ve played all season.”But then came the tailspin, and no amount of huffing and puffing, no amount of bravado, could pull the Mets out of it. On Saturday, they appeared to keep hope alive with a 13-0 victory. As it turned out, that victory was simply a last-gasp thank you to Mets fans for hanging in. Yesterday, there was nothing left from a team that has now humiliated itself and its fans. Continue reading the main story
Maybe the Marlins, a last-place team 20 games under .500, could sense the vulnerability. Before yesterday’s game, Marlins players were talking trash in the tunnel leading to the dugout. Shortstop Hanley Ramírez predicted the Mets were going down, that Florida was going to end the Mets’ season here and now.
Ramírez ended up being a lot more accurate than Tom Glavine was. The Mets were behind, 5-0, before some of the fans were in their seats. It was 7-0 before they ever got to bat. And they spent the next nine innings barely answering back, scoring one run. To some, it might have appeared as if the Mets had simply given up. But I think they simply didn’t know what hit them, either yesterday or the last two weeks.So where do the Mets go from here?Yesterday’s loss was a devastating blow, a blow from which the Mets may not soon recover. They try to coexist with the Yankees, but now they will find themselves being mocked while the Yankees prepare for a 13th consecutive season in the playoffs. For Mets fans, it is always the same thing: being battered by Yankees lore when the Mets are down and being battered by the Yankees themselves when the Mets are half decent. Who would want to be a Mets fan right now?“It’s a setback, there’s no doubt,” Omar Minaya, the Mets’ general manager, said. “It’s definitely a setback.
“We felt coming into this year that we should be playing in the playoffs, and we’re not playing in the playoffs,” he added.The 2006 season ended with a disappointing snapshot — Carlos Beltrán looking at a called strike three in Game 7 of the National League Championship Series with the bases loaded and the Mets’ down by two runs. Yesterday’s game ended in a far more caustic way — with a cascade of boos for the puzzling José Reyes and scattered chants calling for Willie Randolph to be fired.
But firing Randolph is not the answer. The Mets finished over .500 in his first season, and they won 97 games last year, coming within a base hit or two of reaching the World Series.
“Changes have to be done because they make sense, not for the sake of change” Minaya said after yesterday’s game when asked about the possibility of firing Randolph. “I have to keep the big picture in mind.”The players will be held accountable by Randolph and Minaya, Minaya and Randolph will be held accountable by the Wilpon family. And some or all of those people will be asking where the team’s leadership and resolve was as the collapse took hold.
Minaya said the “team we have now is a good team.” Maybe, but the Mets were awful in the final week of the season as they played at home against a series of meager clubs and lost six of seven games. On a team with older players, younger players, gifted players, something big was missing. What was it?
Before the Philadelphia game with Washington on Sunday I listened to an interview with Pat Gillick, the Phillies’ general manager. Gillick was once Toronto’s general manager and won five division titles with them along with two World Series.
Gillick said that for many years he felt that talent was everything. But he said after watching Philadelphia overcome injuries and other adversity this season and overtake the Mets, he had concluded that talent was overrated.Talent is important, he said, but what is more important is mental toughness, character, passion and the desire to win.“These are things that cannot be measured,” he said. But perhaps they can be, in the space and time it takes for a team to collapse with 17 games left.
Moving forward, Minaya and Randolph may want to use a new measuring stick.
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Hillary Clinton held her ground against sharp Republican questioning about her activities before and after a lethal 2012 attack on the U.S. mission in Benghazi, Libya, refusing to concede personal mistakes in a hearing sure to become fodder for presidential campaigns in both parties.The Benghazi committee’s inquiry on Thursday featured Clinton, the former secretary of state who is the frontrunner for the 2016 Democratic presidential nomination, as the sole witness. Her questioning began shortly after 10 a.m. in Washington and ended about 9 p.m., with several breaks.Hillary Clinton testifiesPhotographer: Andrew Harrer/BloombergClinton’s testimony capped what is shaping up as the strongest stretch of her campaign, after a confident showing in the party’s first debate and Vice President Joe Biden’s exit as a possible threat. Her performance solidified her position atop the Democraic field and demonstrated to opponents in both parties -- and voters -- that she is capable of overcoming past stumbles as a campaigner and confronting nagging questions that have dogged her candidacy.
Republicans assailed Clinton for everything from whether she personally reviewed security arrangements in Benghazi to her actions on the evening of the Sept. 11, 2012 attack to her relationship with a friend and informal adviser, Sidney Blumenthal. They sought to show that Clinton and the State Department she led were caught flat-footed by terrorists in the Libyan city and subsequently fumbled the government’s response and public explanation.Representative Trey Gowdy, a Republican from South Carolina and chairman of the House Select Committee on Benghazi, arrives to a hearing where Hillary Clinton would testify in Washington on Oct. 22, 2015.
Families of the four Americans killed in the attack "asked us to do three things," said Trey Gowdy of South Carolina, the Republican chairman of the Benghazi panel, in remarks opening the hearing. "Do not make this a political football. Find the facts. Do everything in your power to make sure this does not happen again."No significant new information was unearthed in the questioning, and as the day dragged on, the hearing took on a greater partisan flavor. Gowdy and the committee’s top Democrat, Elijah Cummings of Maryland, argued loudly with each other about whether the investigation was politically motivated.“I don’t know what we want from you,” Cummings said to Clinton as the hearing continued past 8 p.m., drawing applause from Democratic colleagues. “Do we want to bash you over and over again? We’re better than that. We’re better than using taxpayer dollars to try to destroy a campaign. That’s not what America’s all about.”Clinton offered an emotional defense of her handling of the Benghazi incident, saying that she had lost more sleep than anyone in Congress and commending the work of the Libyan ambassador, Christopher Stevens, and the three other U.S. officials who died. She and Stevens shared a common philosophy on the need for American leadership even in the most troubled parts of the world, Clinton said.
"I was the one who asked Chris to go to Libya as our envoy," Clinton said. "I was the one who recommended him to be our ambassador to Libya. After the attacks, I stood next to President Obama as Marines carried his casket and those of the other three Americans off the plane at Andrews Air Force Base. I took responsibility."Democrats said they believed Clinton had bested Republican lawmakers. Representative Joe Crowley, a New York Democrat who attended part of the hearing, said Republican questions had added to a perception that the committee had been created for political purposes.During a break, Crowley whispered into Clinton’s ear that a line of questioning by Representative Peter Roskam, a Republican Illinois, about whether her response to the attack was motivated by politics was "the pot calling the kettle black," he said. Clinton smiled and laughed.Gowdy declined to assess the outcome of the hearing. "I don’t care what your perspective is; it’s important," he said in an interview during a break.Clinton didn’t respond to reporters who asked during a break how she thought she was doing. Her body language offered a hint, however, as she smiled broadly and threw her arms wide to greet Crowley and Senator Patrick Leahy, a Vermont Democrat.Benghazi SecurityStevens was an extraordinary diplomat, Clinton said, who had spirited himself into Libya on board a Greek cargo ship as a revolution broke out against the country’s former dictator, Muammar Qaddafi. After the attacks, Clinton said that she "launched reforms to better protect our people in the field and reduce the chance of another tragedy."The Republican-led Congress, she said, has delayed acting on a State Department review board’s recommendations to improve security for U.S. diplomats.Stevens, she said, never addressed requests for enhanced security in Benghazi to her or her staff. "He raised security with security professionals," Clinton told Gowdy. There were some improvements to the mission’s security, she said, acknowledging that not all of his requests were granted.Clinton said it was the job of the State Department’s Bureau of Diplomatic Security to evaluate security requests and balance them with budget constraints, not the secretary’s responsibility.Representative Susan Brooks, an Indiana Republican, sought to portray Clinton as distracted when Stevens was in Libya. She plopped two large piles of documents in front of herself on the hearing room’s dais. One pile, she said, was copies of 795 e-mails Clinton sent or received regarding Libya in 2011. The other pile was just 67 Libya e-mails from 2012, she said.Representative Susan Brooks, a Republican from Indiana, questions Hillary Clinton during a House Select Committee on Benghazi hearing in Washington on Oct. 22, 2015.
"I can only conclude by your own record that there was a lack of interest in 2012," she said."I did not conduct most of the business I did on behalf of our country on e-mail," Clinton responded, saying she did much of her work by phone and in-person meetings. She joked that there were probably a lot of e-mails from Blumenthal in the larger pile."We’ll get there," Brooks said.‘A Friend’Representative Mike Pompeo, a Kansas Republican, said that officials in Libya had made more than 600 requests for additional security before the Benghazi attacks, none of which were personally reviewed by Clinton. Meanwhile, Blumenthal "wrote you over 150 e-mails," Pompeo said to her. "All of those reached your desk.""He’s a friend of mine," Clinton said. "He sent me information he thought would be of interest. Some of it was, some of it wasn’t. He had no official position in the government and he was not at all an adviser on Libya."Pompeo also asked why Clinton fired no one after the attacks. State Department investigators, she said, "could not find a breach of duty.""Folks in Kansas do not think that was accountability," Pompeo said.At times the exchanges were perplexing. Pompeo asked if Clinton was aware that State Department officials had met about security in Benghazi with a man named Wassam Bin-Hamid just two days before the attack. Bin-Hamid was previously linked to al-Qaeda, he said.Clinton said she didn’t know what he was talking about and asked Pompeo if he knew who in the department had met with Bin-Hamid. Pompeo couldn’t say, and discontinued his questioning.A cable the U.S. diplomatic mission in Libya sent on the day of the attack identified the man as Wissam bin Ahmed, the leader of a local Benghazi militia called Libya Shield 1.Blumenthal CorrespondenceRepublicans attempted to contrast Blumenthal’s ready access to Clinton with Stevens’s distance. The White House had blocked Blumenthal from accepting a State Department job, according to testimony to the Benghazi committee by Cheryl Mills, a top aide to Clinton at the department. Representative Lynn Westmoreland, a Georgia Republican, asked whether Stevens had Clinton’s personal e-mail address.Cheryl Mills, former State Department chief of staff under Hillary Clinton, attends a House Select Committee on Benghazi hearing in Washington on Oct. 22, 2015.
"I do not believe that he had my personal e-mail," she answered. She said later that he hadn’t asked for it.Michael McFaul, a former U.S. ambassador to Russia under Obama, said on Twitter that diplomats most often use official cables to communicate with the State Department and that he "never" contacted Clinton by e-mail.Representative Jim Jordan, an Ohio Republican, sparred with Clinton over the genesis of the attack and her actions immediately afterward. Clinton said that a man arrested as one of the ringleaders of the attack said he had been motivated, in part, by an inflammatory anti-Islamic film, "Innocence of Muslims," uploaded to YouTube in July 2012."I’m sorry that doesn’t fit your narrative, congressman," she said. "I can only tell you what the facts were."Gowdy returned to Blumenthal, reading excerpts from his e-mails in which he insulted Obama and his advisers. Gowdy called him Clinton’s "most prolific e-mailer" and asked whether she knew the sources for Blumenthal’s information about Libya."I did learn later that he was talking to or sharing information from former American intelligence officials," she said."By the name of?" Gowdy asked.Clinton said she didn’t know.Exchanges between Clinton and Republicans, and between Republicans and Democrats on the committee, grew more tense and pointed as the hearing stretched into the afternoon and questions -- especially about Blumenthal and security arrangements in Benghazi -- became repetitive.Just before a break after about three hours of questioning, Gowdy and Cummings argued loudly, while seated about a foot from each other, over whether the investigation was politically motivated.Cummings told reporters afterward: "I’m not here to defend Hillary Clinton. I’m here to defend the truth."After the break, the committee voted 7-5 against a Cummings motion to publicly release transcripts of its private interviews with Blumenthal. All of the committee’s Republicans opposed the release."What they really don’t want the American people to see is what they asked" Blumenthal, Representative Adam Schiff, a California Democrat, said of Republicans on the committee.Eighth Investigation
House Republicans created Gowdy’s Benghazi committee in May 2014 expressly to investigate the attacks. Seven other congressional committees have previously investigated the incident. House Democrats have accused Gowdy’s panel of targeting Clinton in the hopes of hurting her chances at the presidency, and have said that the committee’s work has cost millions of dollars and lasted longer than the investigation of Watergate."Previous investigations were not thorough," Gowdy said in defending his committee’s work.The best way to honor the legacy of the four Americans who died in Benghazi, Clinton contended, is to ensure that the U.S. government does all it can to protect its diplomatic corps, even in regions where there’s no American military presence."America must lead in a dangerous world, and our diplomats must continue representing us in dangerous places," Clinton said. U.S. diplomats cannot represent the nation from a "bunker," she said.Politicians back home, she said, should "rise above partisanship and reach for statesmanship."
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generics - Basic java question : Type casting - Stack Overflow
Basic java question : Type casting [duplicate]
How to cast generic List types in java? When this is feasible
Number number = new Integer("");
List<Number> list = new LinkedList<Integer>();
java generics share|improve this question edited Dec 13 '09 at 15:01
asked Dec 13 '09 at 14:59
marked as duplicate by Tom Hawtin - tackline, Pascal Thivent, Bombe, ChssPly76, Graviton Dec 15 '09 at 2:45
stackoverflow.com/questions/905964/…
I'm sure you could find half a dozen dupes.
Dec 13 '09 at 15:39
This could help : http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/java/library/j-jtp01255.html
Basically, since you declared a list of Number, the API would allow you to enter any kind of Number in it, including a Number that is not an Integer.
share|improve this answer answered Dec 13 '09 at 15:01
Your succinctness is admirable, and the referenced article by Brian Goetz covers the problem nicely.
Thanks ! The link was in the first hits for "covariance", but that's the kind of situation where someone is looking for a concept, but they probably don't know the word ;)
You're almost there. Type parameters in Java are neither implicitly covariant nor contravariant; that is, they're invariant. You can use bounded wildcards to write almost the same declaration:
final List<? extends Number> number = new LinkedList<Integer>();
Given that your list starts out empty here, and you intend to insert items, you're looking for covariance: namely, that you can insert any item that's of type Number, such as Integer. Note that the LinkedList constructor is intending to lock things down to allow insertions only of type Integer, and the bound reference number no longer knows exactly what type of Number that actual list can accommodate. You get covariant reading from number, as you'd expect:
final Number n = number.get(0);
But you can't insert a Number because the the reference's type can't guarantee proper covariance between the element to be inserted and the declared type of the list itself.
number.add(new Integer(0));
That expression doesn't compile; an Integer is "some kind of Number", but it's not guaranteed to match "a specific kind of Number", which could be, say, Double.
share|improve this answer edited Dec 13 '09 at 16:47
answered Dec 13 '09 at 15:17
!covariant && !contravariant == invariant
Dec 13 '09 at 16:31
Duly noted. I augmented that first sentence.
Dec 13 '09 at 16:47
I always find it useful to give an example of why this isn't allowed. Consider the following code:
// Create and initialise a list of integers
List<Integer> myIntegerList = new ArrayList<Integer>();
myIntegerList.add(1);
// Some other stuff, possibly passing the list through method calls
List<Number> numbers = myIntegerList;
numbers.add(2.0d); // Legal, since this is a list of double
myIntegerList.get(1); // throws ClassCastException because element is a Double
Basically, if generics were covariant, then they wouldn't be worth anything as you would have no guarantee that the generics would limit the list to the supposed contents (which is their whole raison d'etre, after all). The way that you expected things to work, any list could be passed into a List<Object> variable and then any objects at all could be legally put inside it.
As shown above, you can use wildcards to convey the fact that it can be some kind of list of numbers; but then you cannot add elements to the list because it cannot be guaranteed that the elements are of the correct type.
share|improve this answer answered Dec 13 '09 at 16:00
Consider the fact that this works, might give you an idea of what's going on:
List<? extends Number> list = new LinkedList<Integer>();
The extends indicates the relation between the generic types on each side of the equation.
There is a difference between C++ template and Java generics. Java's generics are a compiler time type checking. In case of C++, the C++ compiler compiles a whole new class depending upon the template. IN case of Java, it is only Compile time type checking and this information is removed on the generated byte code. Hence generics are not covariant (they do not know who is the parent and who is the child).
share|improve this answer answered Dec 13 '09 at 15:28
This question goes beyond any specifics of Java Generics. It's more about subtyping in general.
Number has only read methods, while List has write methods too. Suppose for a minute that Number has write methods too
void set(Number that){...}
n.set(f); // same as i.set(f), that's trouble
In this experiment, Integer should not be a subtype of Number anymore, because it cannot support a method in Number. Another example, Square and Rectangle. Which one should be the super type, which one should be the sub type? It really depends on what methods they have.
Coming from our mathematical training we "intuitively" think of those objects as immutable. Even List feels like an immutable sequence of objects. "Subtype" is often equated to "sub set" in mathematics.
In imperative programming that's not the case, and that creates a lot of mental conflicts.
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