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What does syso-statements mean in Java?

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What does syso-statements stand for in Java?

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user496949 Avatar asked Feb 25 '11 02:02

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short for System.out.println();

In eclipse you can type syso and Ctrl + Space to fill out the expansion.

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Bala R Avatar answered Oct 09 '22 05:10

Bala R