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Line 28: == Use of primitive wrappers in reflection == When looking for [[Method (computer science)\|methods]] with a particular signature, each argument of the [[Method signature\|method signature]] must be defined using its corresponding [[Class (computer science)\|~~Classes~~Class]] type. To be able to define primitive arguments, each primitive type is associated with an immutable [[Class (computer science)\|Class]] that represent this type when using reflection. Suppose a class ''Foo'' with one [[Method (computer science)\|method]] called doSomething, with one primitive ''int'' parameter. If we want to call this method using reflection, we will have to use the Type associated with the ''int'' primitive:

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