When using generics Scala doesn’t support covariance. The following code doesn’t compile.
object HelloSample
{
def main(args:Array[String]):Unit =
{
val a:MyStack[SportCar] = new MyStack[SportCar];
val b:MyStack[Car] = a;
}
}
class Car
class SportCar extends Car
class MyStack[T]
The following video clip shows the compilation error we get while trying to compile this code and explains it.
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