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Revision as of 17:00, 11 October 2018
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/**
* For more details see {@linktourl https://example.com}
*/
Inheriting an Overridden Method Comments
When implementing an interface method in an implementation class without providing any javadoc for the overridden method, the overridden method automatically inherits the javadoc of the interface method, with some additional clarifying message to the effect that the documentation was inherited:
public interface A {
/**
* This is the interface javadoc.
*/
public void something();
}
public class AImpl implements A {
@Override
public void something() {
System.out.println("something");
}
}
The resulted AImpl javadoc:
If the overridden method provides its own javadoc, it will overwrite the interface javadoc:
However, if the overridden
An overridden method automatically inherits the javadoc of its
If you define javadocs in the subclass they will replace the inherited javadocs, but you can use {@inheritDoc} to include the respective superclass javadoc comments in the subclass javadocs.