What are the semantics of the Comparable interface?
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The semantics of the Comparable interface with respect to the compareTo method returns
says that if the calling object “comes before” the parameter, then a negative number is returned. If
the calling object “equals” the parameter, then zero is returned. Finally, if the calling object “comes
after” the parameter, a positive number is returned.
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