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Non Strict Variables
Hello
In c++ (used sparingly), I borrow a part of Justin J. Meza's Lolcode compiler code so I can use Non-Strict variable typing. It is a struct abuser, but it works. How can I get the equivalent in Java? (ignoring the FUNKSHUNZ and BUKKITS, of course) 
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