From a09db4ce4c10454427e738ff6f2a6162ee276e41 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Peter Kurfer <peter.kurfer@fh-rosenheim.de>
Date: Thu, 2 Nov 2017 22:30:54 +0100
Subject: [PATCH] Added disclaimer

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+_This is an assignment to the class [Programmieren 3](https://hsro-inf-prg3.github.io) at the [University of Applied Sciences Rosenheim](http://www.fh-rosenheim.de)._
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 # Assignment 5: Generic bounds
 
 In this assignment we want to deal with generic bounds.
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 ![Utils spec](./assets/class-spec-3.svg)
 
 1. Modify the _map_ method in the _SimpleList_ interface according to the PECS principle
-2. Implement the utility method _splitBedByColor_ in a utility class _PlantBedUtility_ <br>_Side note:_ why should the class _PlantBedUtility_ be `abstract` and have a `private` constructor?<br>_Remark:_ the given UML for the utility method does not include any generic bound but you **need** some (PECS!) because the compilere won't let you implement the method as described in the UML! 
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+2. Implement the utility method _splitBedByColor_ in a utility class _PlantBedUtility_ <br>_Side note:_ why should the class _PlantBedUtility_ be `abstract` and have a `private` constructor?<br>_Remark:_ the given UML for the utility method does not include any generic bound but you **need** some (PECS!) because the compilere won't let you implement the method as described in the UML! 
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