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first of all, sorry for poor english
My problem is that I would like to look at code of java-ready methods. For instance, clear() set() get(). These functions came with java and I want to investigate their implementations and code.
Thanks in advance.
If you want to see the source code of any java class do the following:
ex:
java source string
The first two hits are the source code:
String.java in *»*6.0-JDK-Core*»*lang*»*java*»*lang*»*Java Source Code / Java Documentation Java Source Code and Java Documentation
java.lang: String.java
Inside the class contains all the methods.
You could just as easily do:
java source ArrayList
java source BufferedReader
java source Math
Thank you so much.. Actually I could not find the exact key word to search on google. it helps so much.
What class is the get() set() and clear() methods in?
those were just examples to make the question clearer. I am now looking for an e-book which covers most of famous methods of java. I am programming on java almost 1 years but I am still amateur and I think analyzing those source codes take me to one step further towards professionalism.
The source code of all classes in the Java API are located in the file src.zip in your Java directory. If you use an IDE then you should also be able to display the source code for classes. Simply click on the class name and "Go to source" or whatever the option is for your IDE.
I got them. Thanks both of you for your helps. How could I close this topic ?
Don't worry about closing it, it will just die on it's own.
No it won't and stop narrowing your eyes at me.
By the way, has the rest of the planet been abducted by aliens? I go away for a few hours and not a single post has been made.
Hey, I have to sleep some time!
db :(snooze):