MNA.CNS
An MNA error appears if someone gave a method a suspicious name. For example, if you write a method with the signature:
public int hashcode()
you could mean:
public int hashCode()
An MNA.CNS warning is reported for methods whose names are the same as constructor names, but these methods are not constructors because they return values.
Example 1
8 public class MNA_CNS_Sample_1 {
9 String name;
10 // constructor
11 public MNA_CNS_Sample_1() {
12 }
13 // this method has a constructor name, but not a constructor
14 public void MNA_CNS_Sample_1(String name) {
15 this.name = name;
16 }
17 }
MNA.CNS is reported for method declaration on line 14: Suspicious method name 'MNA_CNS_Sample_1', same as constructor name but it is not a constructor because it has return type
