Question: Interface:

```
package II_1_b;

public interface Bezeichnung {

public String Bezeichnungi = "Hallo";
public abstract void setBezeichnung();
}

```

class:

```
package II_1_b;

public class Speerwurf extends SportDaten implements Bezeichnung {

private double weite;

 @Override
   public void setBezeichnung(){    //Here we want to Override the String in 
     Bezeichnungi = "Test";         //the Interface
}

public Speerwurf(String n, double w, String bez) {
    super(n);
    this.weite = w;
    bez = Bezeichnungi;
}

@Override
public void display() {
    System.out.println("Speerwurf von " + this.SportlerName + ":\n"
            + weite + " Meter " + Bezeichnungi);
 }

}

```

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Answer: 
String Bezeichnungi inherited from the interface into the class is final and hence **cannot** be overridden.
As @slaw stated, fields in interfaces cannot be changed and are thus static and final.
Additionally, there is no sense of declaring fields in an interface, because it only declares a certain behaviour and not a state. To make things work like you showed here, you need to use an `abstract` class: 

```
package II_1_b;

public abstract class Bezeichnung {

public protected String Bezeichnungi = "Hallo";
public abstract void setBezeichnung();
} 

```

Concrete class: 

```
package II_1_b;

public class Speerwurf extends Bezeichnung { //think about how to handle SportDaten!

private double weite;

 @Override
   public void setBezeichnung(){    //Here we want to Override the String in 
     Bezeichnungi = "Test";         //the Interface
}

public Speerwurf(String n, double w, String bez) {
    super(n);
    this.weite = w;
    bez = Bezeichnungi;
}

@Override
public void display() {
    System.out.println("Speerwurf von " + this.SportlerName + ":\n"
            + weite + " Meter " + Bezeichnungi);
 }

}

```

Since we dont know your concrete use case, we cannot help you except of telling you why it does not work the way it should