Can someone explain to me the javac and javadoc or stuffs like that ! I don't even know what is this !

Answer 1

I haven't downloaded one yet, cuz actually I'm taking courses on solo learn and I write my code on its own compiler to test !

Answer 2

Ahhh that makes a lot of sense.
If you use an IDE on a computer you can learn a bit more about it.
But here's what Oracle has to say about javadoc:

http://docs.oracle.com/javase/8/docs/technotes/tools/windows/javadoc.html

Answer 3

Ahhh that makes a lot of sense.
If you use an IDE on a computer you can learn a bit more about it.
But here's what Oracle has to say about javadoc:

http://docs.oracle.com/javase/8/docs/technotes/tools/windows/javadoc.html

Answer 4

Basically in a IDE on a computer (Netbeans, Eclipse or any good developed IDE) you can get a description of the classes and methods you are using via Javadoc.
If you are still curious about it, I suggest watching videos on it.

Answer 5

Thank you a lot man !

Answer 6

Oracle is the head company that is developing on Java. You can use Oracle's help on any questions what you have. I suggest searching keywords like:
"Javadoc Oracle" or "Enum Oracle Java"

Answer 7

Thanks man !

Answer 8

No problem man

Answer 9

Have you ever seen those descriptions that explains what a method or class is meant for?
You usually see it when you press the full stop button or Alt + Space.

I believe javadoc is referring to those when it says "javadoc not found".
You can easily add a description or so by typing in
//* Description */ just before your class.
Hope this helps you a bit

Answer 10

I didn't get your point, unfortunately ! I used to use classes and stuffs, but I have no idea about these terms !

Answer 11

Hmm. On what IDE are you programming?

Answer 12

Do you think that Oracle is the best one for me as a beginner ?