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[Raule]

Kazi Ploae - Noapte Permanenta (prod. Mr. Tweaks) - Video -

[Trance]

Kazi Ploae - Noapte Permanenta (prod. Mr. Tweaks) - Video -

 

I just like the video.

[Raule]

I just like the video.

ofc

[Raule]

rosalie so hairy at her birth doctor said to her mother: "congratulations you've given birth to a carpet"

[Katherine]

bear  :y u no?:

[HappyViolence]

bear  :y u no?:

 

logo

[Katherine]

logo

 

no

[HappyViolence]

no

 

why

[Katherine]

why

 

paraguay

[Raule]

you deleted your fb account ufag?

[HappyViolence]

paraguay

 

haha givem e logo

[Reptant_]

Java question that i will spam until someone answers me :)

 

 

I have this

class Parent{

bleh bleh..

}

Interface gg{

public void example();

}

class BallsofSteel extends Parent implements gg{

public void example(){

s.o.p("actually is setekh");

}

}

class mxc{

BallsofSteel e1=new BallsofSteel();

e1.example();

}

 

And here is the shit.

BallsofSteel considers 'example()' as Parent class extend, and gives compilation error on that, since it's not existant in parent(which i obviously dont want to implement, and it's not abstract)

 

So, can i make this shitty Interface thing work first, other than casting the object( something i get 2 options to to- BallsofSteel or the Interface gg)

 

 

if you have any experience over that :) the internetz wasnt very helpful( not many examples of combining both class and interface in another class, and my specific problem.

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[Matthew]

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:happyforever: