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package org.apache.jena.atlas.lib.tuple;

import java.util.Arrays ;

/** A Tuple of N items */
public class TupleN<X> extends TupleBase<X> {
    private final X[] tuple ;

    /** Create a TupleN - safely copy the input */ 
    @SafeVarargs
    public static <X> TupleN<X> create(X... xs) {
        X[] xs2 = Arrays.copyOf(xs, xs.length) ;
        return new TupleN<>(xs2) ;
    }

    // When the array will not be modified.
    /*package*/ static <X> TupleN<X> wrap(X[] xs) {
        return new TupleN<>(xs) ;
    }

    /** Put a TupleN wrapper around a X[].
     *  The array must not be subsequently modified. 
     *  The statics {@link #create} and {@link wrap} determine whether to copy or not.
     */
    protected TupleN(X[] xs) {
        tuple = xs ;
    }

    @Override
    public final X get(int i) {
        return tuple[i] ;
    }

    @Override
    public int len() {
        return tuple.length;
    }
}
