2015
Treehouse
Chris Ramacciotti
1:58
English

Annotations have rapidly become the preferred approach to integrating powerful third-party libraries into your own Java applications. In this course, we'll first explore the basic use of annotations to give the compiler instructions. Then, we'll use more advanced techniques to create our own annotation and look for it using reflection.

Using Java's Built-In Annotations
Introduction to Annotations
Getting Started with Annotations - 1 question
The @Override Annotation
The @Override Annotation - 1 question
Adding the @Override Annotation - 1 objective
Using @Override to Fix an Error - 1 objective
The @Deprecated Annotation
The @Deprecated Annotation - 1 question
Using the @Deprecated Annotation - 1 objective
Intro to Command Line Options for the Java Compiler
Command Line Options for the Java Compiler - 2 questions
Using the Directory and Xlint Command Line Options
Using the Directory and Xlint Options in the Command Line - 2 questions
The @SuppressWarnings Annotation - "static"
The @SuppressWarnings Annotation - "static" - 1 objective
The @SuppressWarnings Annotation - "fallthrough"
The @SuppressWarnings Annotation - Suppressing Multiple Warnings - 1 objective
Writing Your Own Annotation
Project Overview: Docgen
Starting the Annotation - Declaration and Retention
Declaring an Annotation - 1 question
Declaring an Annotation - 2 objectives
Finishing the Annotation - Targets and Elements
Adding Annotation Targets and Elements - 2 objectives
Using a Custom Annotation
Applying an Annotation - 3 questions
Introduction to Reflection
Reflection Basics - 2 questions
Reflection Basics - 2 objectives
Using Reflection on Our Annotation
Putting It All Together - 4 objectives

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