Discussion
Which one of the following statements about what using a raw type such as a plain List costs is true?
Answer: A
A raw type switches off the guarantees generics exist to give, so anything can go in and the failure appears at the point of retrieval instead. It is not the same as List<Object>, which is checked; the raw form exists only for compatibility with pre-generics code.
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