Why This Little-Known Java Feature Makes Your Overridden Methods Smarter
We can see you are doing an explicit cast from super.clone(); shouldn't it be with no casting here?; so, where does the magic happen then?
The ideal would be it wouldn't have an explicit cast... or am I wrong?
We can see you are doing an explicit cast from super.clone(); shouldn't it be with no casting here?; so, where does the magic happen then?
The ideal would be it wouldn't have an explicit cast... or am I wrong?