Java Generic polymorphism

First-degree Niang a multi-state concept:

polymorphic = = Late binding .

Do not interpret function overloading as polymorphic.

Because polymorphism is a run-time behavior, not a compile-time behavior.

Polymorphic: A reference to a parent type can point to an object of a subtype.

For example, Parent p = new Child ();

　　　　When calling a method using polymorphic mode, first check if there is a method in the parent class, and if not, compile the error;

If so, then call the subclass of the same name method.

(Source: http://www.cnblogs.com/mengdd/archive/2012/12/25/2832288.html)

So what if you want to use generics in Java?

public class ObjectProxy implements Iobject

/**
* Set property values by type
*/
Public <T> T Gettypevalue (Object object, Class<t> typeclass) {}

This can be done in a common Java class, to implement Polymorphic