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Should we write javadoc for obvious methods? E.g. getters/setters, one/two-liners that just prints out a string
Should we write javadoc for all non-private (includes package, protected, public) methods and classes, or just the public ones?
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If specified in the coding standard, follow it strictly. No deviations.
If not specified in the coding standard, you can make your own decision but it should be applied consistently i.e., the whole team needs to agree and follow. Some options you can use here:
Follow what the current code seems to be following implicitly
Follow what's specified by one of the more detailed coding standards cited by our own coding standard (see the references section)
Should we write javadoc for obvious methods? E.g. getters/setters, one/two-liners that just prints out a string
Should we write javadoc for all non-private (includes package, protected, public) methods and classes, or just the public ones?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: