question: makes no sense in the case of an absprimitive that has no attribute -- > just return null concode_field_sep String typeName concode_elem_sep Object value concode_field_sep byte[] getByteSequence concode_elem_sep Object getObject concode_elem_sep void set concode_elem_sep void set concode_elem_sep void set concode_elem_sep void set concode_elem_sep void set concode_elem_sep void set concode_elem_sep void set concode_elem_sep void set concode_elem_sep double getDouble concode_elem_sep int getInteger concode_elem_sep String getString concode_elem_sep float getFloat concode_elem_sep long getLong concode_elem_sep boolean isGrounded concode_elem_sep int hashCode concode_elem_sep boolean equals concode_elem_sep int getAbsType concode_elem_sep boolean getBoolean concode_elem_sep Date getDate concode_elem_sep String toString concode_elem_sep AbsObject getAbsObject concode_elem_sep String getTypeName concode_elem_sep AbsPrimitive wrap concode_elem_sep AbsPrimitive wrap concode_elem_sep AbsPrimitive wrap concode_elem_sep AbsPrimitive wrap concode_elem_sep AbsPrimitive wrap concode_elem_sep AbsPrimitive wrap concode_elem_sep AbsPrimitive wrap concode_elem_sep AbsPrimitive wrap concode_elem_sep int getCount
target: String [ ] function ( ) { return null ; }