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incompatible types error 1

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sangrg

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Below, what's the best way to fix
incompatible types error in method getSize() ?

Thanks.


import java.util.*;
import java.lang.*;
import java.io.*;
/**
*
* @author Administrator
*/
public class FacultyList {

/** Creates a new instance of StudentList */
private List facultys = new LinkedList();
private static FacultyList facultyList;

private FacultyList() {
}
public static FacultyList instance() {
if (facultyList == null) {
return (facultyList = new FacultyList());
} else {
return facultyList;
}
}


public boolean addFaculty(Faculty faculty){
facultys.add(faculty);
return true;
}

public Iterator getFacultys(){
return facultys.iterator();
}

public String toString(){
return facultys.toString();
}

public Faculty Search(String facultyID){
for (Iterator iterator = facultys.iterator(); iterator.hasNext();){
Faculty faculty = (Faculty) iterator.next();
if (faculty.getFacultyID().equals(facultyID)){
return faculty;
}
} return null;
}

public Integer getSize(){
return facultys.size();
//return (Integer) facultys.size(); do not work
}
}

 
You cannot cast a primitive data type to an object.

So either :

public int getSize() {
return facultys.size();
}

or

public Integer getSize() {
return new Integer(facultys.size());
}

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