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Using Restricted Generics - SOLVED
Hi,
I am using generics in a class that I am creating and want to ensure that the only type of object which is passed in is one that implements comparable. Up until this point I was under the impression that
public Class MyClass <T Comparable>{
...
}
is the correct syntax to do so, but it seems I was mistaken. Would someone be so kind as to correct me?
Thank you!
Last edited by vanillalife; July 7th, 2012 at 12:41 PM.
Re: Using Restricted Generics
vanillalife (July 7th, 2012)
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