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What am i doing wrong? Generics
Hi,
I am currently using an abstract class which i am later extending using one called People
abstract public class MediaContainer <T>{ abstract T DisplayName(T Dispname);}
which i want to override in here
public class People <T> extends MediaContainer <T> { @Override public T DisplayName(T Person){ return System.out.println(Person); }
Re: What am i doing wrong? Generics
You need to tell us what error you're seeing, but one glaring error is that you can't declare a method to return T and have it return void. In fact you can't ever return void which is what out.println(...) returns.
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