Covariant return types in Java [ MOST TRICKY CORE JAVA INTERVIEW QUESTION ] | Code Decode

[@Pratyush.K.R]

Thank you for each and every video. Simple but unknown jargons

[@CodeDecode]

Thanks Pratyush. Means a lot to us 🙂👍

[@sandeepmishra3972]

The videos are not in order, but it's nice to have such rich content.

[@sarcasticsoul9465]

Thanks for covering this topic. Pretty much cleared my doubts. :)

[@priyavartrajain2166]

Very helpful.. Thank you!

[@medAmineRg]

very good explaination thankyou

[@CodeDecode]

You are welcome

[@gamifycoding8927]

Very useful ... Very useful

[@CodeDecode]

Thanks

[@shahnawazkhan100]

you didn't mention void in this video what will be the case with it.

[@CodeDecode]

Void means returns nothing. It will not accept if child return void

[@SURAJSINGH-ze1ro]

beautifully explained!

[@CodeDecode]

Thanks Suraj 👍

[@arnavkukreti2009]

mam one doubt,,, when you wrote the String return type in the inherited class as "covariant type" then where is that value is returned ??

[@159saur]

Hi, Mam I have a query that if we create method as return type of class name then inside that method do we we have to call it self, for example if I create method of class A: A sum(){ return new A(); } do I have to always mentioned return to class ?????

[@CodeDecode]

Not necessarily. You can do : Return new subClassOfA();

[@159saur]

@@CodeDecode thank you Mam

[@9669sumit]

Please make video on Multithreading concepts as well for interview preparations.

[@CodeDecode]

Sure 👍👍

[@rushikeshmane5354]

use vs code for better understanding

[@CodeDecode]

Just an IDE Rushikesh. Concept won't change with changing ide right? What is lacking here can you please let us know? So that we can help you better

[@zhenyang1168]

fyi, method signature doesn't include return type

[@amiimahajan]

Please increase the font size mem.

[@HousseinAlDroubi]

Hi girl, welcome to you,