> user=> (show Class) > === public final java.lang.Class === > [ 0] static forName : Class (String) > [ 1] static forName : Class (String,boolean,ClassLoader) > [ 2] asSubclass : Class (Class) > [...] > nil > user=> (show Class 2) > #<Method public java.lang.Class > java.lang.Class.asSubclass(java.lang.Class)> > > This shows that the entry point is at some level "really" expecting a > Class and returning a Class.
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