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Continuing with the previous example we can extend Base as follows:
class Derived<T> extends Base<T> {
void m(Integer i){} // new overload
void m(Object t) {} // overrides m(T t)
void m(Number n) {} // overrides m(N n)
}
This introduces one new overloaded form of m and defines two overriding
implementations of m .
The simple rule to remember when thinking about overloading and over-
riding is to always consider the erasure of the method signatures and to
remember that you can't add genericity to an inherited method.
 
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