Pete -
you said:
> > > Which
> > > compiler is not producing such results?
and I said:
> > There's no compiler fault involved, Pete.
then you said:
> If you have
>
> interface Foo
> {
> void bar();
> }
>
> class FooImpl implements Foo
> {
> public void bar() {}
> }
>
>
> You should not get any warning whatsoever.
Which part of "there's no compiler fault involved" didn't you understand?
With regard to this:
> If you just want public in front of it so you can copy paste then you have
> zero sympathy from me but if there is a real reason then share it.
I am happy to hear your reasoning. For now there is nothing here but a flame.
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