Groovy is a dynamic language. We can’t check any typo error, method or property missing error at compile time. To check typo error, method or\u00a0 property missing at compile time, Groovy 2.0 introduces new features named as Static Type Checking which helps to check errors at compile time.<\/p>\n
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To use static type checker in groovy \n [groovy] void findData() {}<\/p>\n @TypeChecked def name = "Hello"<\/p>\n \/\/ compilation error: \/\/ compilation error [\/groovy]<\/p>\n \n This code will give the errors at compile time for method missing (findssssData), variable missing (variable name) and invalid return type.<\/p>\n \n You can use static type checking in following case:<\/p>\n \n To know more about static type checking, you can use following links:-<\/p>\n
\nYou have to write @TypeChecked<\/strong> annotation above the method. It enables method to check errors at compile time.<\/p>\n
\nimport groovy.transform.TypeChecked<\/p>\n
\nint testData() {
\n \/\/ compilation error:
\n \/\/ cannot find matching method findssssData()
\n findssssData()<\/p>\n
\n \/\/ the variable naaammme is undeclared
\n println naaammme<\/p>\n
\n\/\/ cannot return string value if method return type is integer
\nreturn "hello"
\n}<\/p>\n\n