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Using the Java API documentation - Java Tutorial
From the course: Java 8 Essential Training
Using the Java API documentation
- When you're learning Java you'll need access to the documentation. You need to learn the core of the language, its basic syntax, but a lot of working with Java is about working with the runtime library, the set of packages and classes that are provided with the JRE and the JDK. You can get to a certain amount of documentation from within IntelliJ IDEA very simply. For example, if you want to learn about a particular class, you can click into the class name and then press a keyboard shortcut to bring up the quick documentation. It's CTRL+Q on Windows, and CTRL+J on Mac. That opens up a version of the documentation that will tell you the most important things about the class. But it won't tell you all of the details. I will point out that if you want to increase the size of the font in this window, click on the gear icon, and you can drag to increase or decrease it. In order to get to the full documentation, you'll either need to get to it on the Web or by downloading it from Oracle…
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Passing arguments to a console application2m 53s
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Organizing Java classes in packages4m 12s
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Creating a Java project in IntelliJ IDEA7m 28s
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Creating a Java project in BlueJ4m 43s
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Using the Java API documentation3m 44s
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