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My question is extremely easy when you implement a class. (because Eclipse and IDEA can generate for us).
But, I don’t know how to do the same when you extends a class. (Of course this work is not must, but I want to be sure what to do in my code, so this option will be helpful).
thanks 🙂
For Eclipse, go into the Source menu (
Alt+Shift+s) -> Override/Implement Methods… and this should give you a list of all the methods that can be @overriden.