From the course: Learning NetBeans
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Organization with action items
- [Instructor] Sometimes when I'm writing code for a large project, there are times that I need to put in a note somewhere in the code that I need to go back to it to either modify it or reflect on it, or I might just need to go back to refactor it, something. Well, NetBeans has a feature that helps you to do that in a more efficient manner because if it's a huge project, it might become a pain to try find where in the code you left your notes. The feature that I'm referring to is called Using Action Items. And to see the Action Items Window, you can come in here and start typing in Action, and click Action Items, and you'll see it here at the bottom. So let's say for example there was something that I wanted to do for this constructor. So I put in a comment to do let's just say instead of rethink, add more parameters. And I'm going ahead and save that. Action Items by default keeps track of where you have TODOs so you can mark TODO in several areas of your code, and if you come down…
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