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* created such that the root of the hierarchy is always included. For example, if a type |
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* created such that the root of the hierarchy is always included. For example, if a type |
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* hierarchy is created for a <code>java.io.File</code>, and the region the hierarchy was |
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* hierarchy is created for a <code>java.io.File</code>, and the region the hierarchy was |
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* created in is the package fragment <code>java.io</code>, the supertype |
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* A type hierarchy is static and can become stale. Although consistent when |
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* order. Any types in the creation region which were not resolved to |
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