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Why does this not work...

public ArrayList<Edge> getEdges() {

return A;

//A is an Arraylist of type 'Action'. Action implements Edge.

}

the interface Edge includes: public ArrayList getEdges();

even though this does.

public Edge getEdges() {

return B;

//B is an 'Action'. Action implements Edge.

}

the interface Edge includes: public Edge getEdges();

Thank You, Chet

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Because while Edge is a subtype of Action, ArrayList<Action> is not a subtype of ArrayList<Edge>.

Use ArrayList<? extends Edge> instead.

You could take a look at this tutorial's 4. Wildcard section, although I'd suggest to just read through it, because it is really helpful.


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