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Exp. Exact types also restrict the subtyping relationships of nested types. For example, ASTDisplay!.Xxxxxx is not a subtype of AST!.Binary, even though ASTDisplay.Binary is a subtype of AST.Binary. Therefore exact types can mark the boundary of a family: classes nested in ASTDisplay! form one family and those nested in AST! form another. Non-dependent exact types provide a locally closed world: at compile time, one can enumerate all classes that are subtypes of A!.C, without inspecting subclasses of A. Exact types are important for the modularity of J&s (Section 2.5).
Exp. Exact types. Both dependent classes and prefix types of depen- dent classes are exact types [6]: all instances of these types must have the same run-time class. Simple types may be exact too. If A is a class, the exact type A! represents values of the run-time class A. Even if class B in- herits from A, neither B nor B! is a subtype of A!. Exactness ap- plies to the entire type preceding “!”, so supertypes of a sim- ple exact type can be obtained by shifting the exactness outward. For example, ASTDisplay.Exp! is not a subtype of AST.Exp!,
