I’ve got a class Foo<T>. How can I say that I want T to be some class implementing BarInterface? Writing simply class Foo<T implements BarInterface> doesn’t compile.
I’ve got a class Foo<T> . How can I say that I want T
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I’ve got a class Foo<T>. How can I say that I want T to be some class implementing BarInterface? Writing simply class Foo<T implements BarInterface> doesn’t compile.
Use
extendsinstead ofimplements.