Valid way to format a long method call in Java

Question

Good writing style:

objectName.methodWithManyParameters(someLongParameter1, someLongParameter2, someLongParameter3, someLongParameter4, someLongParameter5);

(which, obviously, is far from short for one line) as

objectName.methodWithManyParameters
(
    someLongParameter1, 
    someLongParameter2, 
    someLongParameter3, 
    someLongParameter4, 
    someLongParameter5
);

Another way:

objectName.methodWithManyParameters(someLongParameter1, someLongParameter2, 
                                    someLongParameter3, someLongParameter4,
                                    someLongParameter5);

Answer 1

If you work with others or in an existing code base, use any standards that they have already used. 80 vs 100, option No. 1/2/3, etc.

If you work on your own, Jordi answers that. Use the Oracle conventions and probably jump to a string length of 100 characters; we have modern screens that fit into much, much more text than in 1996.

Answer 2

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