Section 1.1: Generating the Main Method

One of the most recognized shortcuts is the ability to quickly generate the main() method. By using the psvm command, you can effortlessly create your main() method.

Section 1.2: Simplifying Print Statements

Instead of typing out System.out.println, the sout command allows you to print messages with ease.

Section 1.3: Assigning New Object Parameters

Less known but equally useful is the .var shortcut for swiftly assigning values to new objects.

Section 1.4: Creating For Loops

The .for shortcut enables you to quickly set up a for loop, streamlining your coding process.

Section 1.5: Conditional Statements Made Easy

For common boolean and string conditions, there are several shortcuts you can utilize:

• boolean.if → if(boolean)
• boolean.else → if(!boolean)
• string.null → if(string==null)
• string.nn → if(string!=null)
• string.switch → switch(string)

Section 1.6: Quick Try-Catch Blocks

The .try command simplifies the creation of try-catch blocks.

Section 1.7: Type Casting Made Simple

For type casting, the .castvar shortcut eliminates the need to manually type class names and values.

Section 1.8: Elevating Local Variables

Use the .field command to easily promote local variables to the global scope.

Section 1.9: Defining Optional Types

Quickly define Optional types using the .opt shortcut.

Section 1.10: Generating Lambda Expressions

Lastly, the .lambda shortcut allows for quick generation of lambda statements.

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