No, it's a mismatch between what the compiler accepts and what the JVM can execute.
The interesting part to me is that it seems that Java would be perfectly capable of differentiating between methods by return type if the compiler was tweaked slightly. Is there a reason why this isn't a formal language feature?
The interesting part to me is that it seems that Java would be perfectly capable of differentiating between methods by return type if the compiler was tweaked slightly. Is there a reason why this isn't a formal language feature?