Please don't add @Override to methods in the class that implements an interface

[Raymond Feng]

Hi,

The @Override is used to annotate a method that overrides the method from the 
super class. In case of implementing methods from an interface, please don't 
use it. The Eclipse compiler will catch such problems and report as errors.

For example,

public interface A {
        String m1();
}


public class AImpl implements A {

        // DO NOT add @Override here
        public String m1() {
        return "A";
        }
}


public class BImpl extends AImpl {

        @Override // This is correct
        public String m1() {
        return "B";
        }
}

Thanks,
Raymond
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Raymond Feng
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