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Shortcuts in IntelliJ
  • psvm - public static void main(String[] args)
  • sout - System.out.println()
  • fori - for loop
  • iter - enhanced for loop
  • ifn - if null
  • inn - if not null
  • else - else statement
  • try - try-catch block
  • thr - throw new exception
  • sysout - System.out.println()
  • syserr - System.err.println()
  • psf - public static final
  • psfi - public static final int
  • psfs - public static final String
  • newc - create new class
  • newi - create new interface

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