InheritOnly.See: Description
| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| AbstractConsumer0<C extends AbstractConsumer0<C>> |
Represents an operation that accepts no arguments and returns no result.
|
| AbstractConsumer1<T1,C extends AbstractConsumer1<T1,C>> |
Represents an operation that accepts one argument and returns no result.
|
| AbstractConsumer2<T1,T2,C extends AbstractConsumer2<T1,T2,C>> |
Represents an operation that accepts two arguments and returns no result.
|
| AbstractConsumerN<C extends AbstractConsumerN<C>> |
Represents an operation that accepts
n arguments and returns no result. |
InheritOnly.
These are meant as the interface should only be inherited and never used directly as a functional interface.
You can obtain an abstract version of an interface from a declarable one, but it should not be constructed directly
as otherwise an error will most likely occur.