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What do these numbers `10k`, `6k`, `1k`, `210` in java eclipse code completion mean?

What do 10k, 6k, 1k and 210 mean in this eclipse Luna code completion popup. It appeared when I was trying to override a method from a custom class in a custom class.

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Mahesha999 Avatar asked Mar 06 '15 16:03

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That is a certain plugin at work, either Code Recommenders or something similar.

Basically, it's (crowd sourced) information that tells you how often or likely a certain method is called or overridden.

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Flo Avatar answered Oct 03 '22 12:10

Flo