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Shortcut key to align code in eclipse


While learning java or working with java, we may need to copy a code from other source like internet or other files. When we do that the code may looks messy like before.

which is not in standard and difficult to work on complex logics.


Below key is useful to align the messy code:

     Ctrl + Shift + F: 

      • Formats a selected block of code or a whole source file. 
      • Format messy code to Java-standard code. 
      • If a code block is not selected, Eclipse applies formatting for the whole file.



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