Re: How to specify an undetermined Object (Generic) as parameter in
method() ?
Gianni Galore wrote:
Assume I have a method similar to
public Set<AAA> myMethod ( ...???..., Set<BBB> inparm2) {
...
}
What do I have to fill in "???" to be able to pass various different obj=
ects.
In other words afterwards calls like the following should be valid:
CCCType c = new CCCType();
DDDType d = new DDDType();
....
... = myMethod(c, ....);
or
... = myMethod(d, ...);
Is there something like:
public Set<AAA> myMethod ( Object<> inparm1, Set<BBB> inparm2)=
{
Arne Vajh=F8j wrote:
public Set<AAA> myMethod ( AAA inparm1, BBB inparm1, Set<BBB> inpa=
rm2) {
If not in a class that has a type parameter, you must provide one at
the method declaration:
public <A> Set <A> myMeth( A parm, Foo parm2 )
^^^
Our cross-posting OP did not specify 3-arity for the method.
Almost never use multi-character type parameters.
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