Undocumented constructor found JAVA-D1002
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18 entries.add(entry);
19 }
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21 public ProjectBook(String name, String desc) {22 title = name;23 description = desc;24 }25
26 // GETTERS
27 public String getTitle() {Consider adding a doc comment for ProjectBook
10 private ArrayList<Entry> entries = new ArrayList<Entry>();
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13 public ProjectBook() {14 title = "unnamed";15 description = "No description";1617 entry = new Entry();18 entries.add(entry);19 }20
21 public ProjectBook(String name, String desc) {
22 title = name;Consider adding a doc comment for Entries
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3public class Entries {
4 ArrayList<Entry> entries = new ArrayList<Entry>();
5 public Entries() { 6 for(int i = 0; i < 0; i++) { 7 } 8 9 }10}Consider adding a doc comment for Entry
3 private String entryMain;
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6 public Entry() { 7 entryName = "unnamed"; 8 entryMain = "no information"; 9 // date10 }11
12 public Entry(String name, String main) {
13 entryName = name;Consider adding a doc comment for Entry
9 // date
10 }
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12 public Entry(String name, String main) {13 entryName = name;14 entryMain = main;15 }16
17 public String getEntryName() {
18 return entryName;
Description
This constructor does not have any documentation.
Consider adding a documentation comment to explain its use.
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Bad Practice
In the example below, it is difficult to understand what the arguments of this constructor for DataForwarder signify.
class DataForwarder {
public DataForwarder(int nTypes, String... values) {
// ...
}
}
Recommended
Document the constructor and provide useful information about it or its parameters as required.
/**
* Initializes a DataForwarder with a set of types to filter by, along with their names.
*
* @param nTypes - The number of types to filter by.
* @param values - The input type names to filter by.
*/
public DataForwarder(int nTypes, String... values) {
// ...
}
Exceptions
If you feel this constructor does not require documentation, you can add a skipcq comment to this constructor.