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Jon Skeet
Can I create toString() of a specific method? Not the whole class
I have a class named MyString{}. I have created a method like this
MyString replaceAll(char oldChar, char newChar){
}
The method replace a char array by the oldChar and newChar. I have some other methods like upper one. But I want it, when this method is called it should return an object and that object will print the replaced array. I cant change my method type like
String replaceAll(char oldChar, char newChar){
}
Can I make toString method only for my methods? Is it possible?
No, a method belongs to a type, not another method.
It's not at all clear what you're trying to achieve, but it sounds like you just need to override toString() within MyString. Then when you call:
MyString x = new MyString(...);
String foo = x.replaceAll('x', 'y').toString();
that will call toString() on the MyString reference returned by replaceAll... which will presumably have all the appropriate char values replaced.
If that doesn't help, please clarify your question as it's pretty unclear at the moment.
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