While coding we have to deal with many loops and if conditions. Due to this, we forget to maintain proper spacing between lines and character. As result the code becomes difficult to read for some other person.
So instead of organizing/formatting the code manually in Eclipse we can format the code on a single click. Let us see how it can be done :-
Using Shortcut
Go the program that you wish to format and press Ctrl+Shift+F to format the code quickly.
From MenuBar
In the menubar of Eclipse go to Source and then select Format from the dropdown to format the code.
Now let us see how formatting of code actually makes our code more readable and easier to debug in future. In the below 2 images first code is not formatted and the second code is obtained after pressing Ctrl+Shift+F.
Now we press Ctrl+Shift+F to format code and obtain the below code in eclipse :
As you can see code in second image is better organised and more readable. It is a good practice to format your code to make it more understandable and readable.
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