Miscellaneous tab Syntax Buttons
The Miscellaneous tab syntax buttons provides you a way to easily enter types of data into an expression that are not included in the other tabs. Clicking on one of the buttons adds the indicated syntax (minus the question marks) to your expression. In the spaces left by the question marks, enter the appropriate values.
Syntax Button |
Name |
Type |
Description |
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final |
constant |
final |
The final local variable modifier. This marks the variable as one that cannot have its value changed. Such a variable is known as a constant and can be used to define other non-final variable initial values. The keyword final can also be prefixed to the data type for the same result, to make a variable final of type Integer, as in the following example: final int |
null |
null |
value |
The null value. |
? = ? |
assignment |
statement |
The assignment statement. |
/* ? */ |
comment |
block |
A block of comments. |
//? |
comment |
line |
A comment on one line. |