What do these numbers `10k`,` 6k`, `1k`,` 210` mean at the end of the Java eclipse code?

Question

What do 10k , 6k , 1k and 210 mean in this pop-up window for completing the Luck eclipse. It appeared when I tried to override a method from a user class in a user class.

Answer 1

This is a specific plugin at work, Code Recommenders or something similar.

Basically, this is (crowd sources) information that tells you how often or likely that a particular method is being called or overridden.

Answer 2

AFAIK. The larger the number to the right of the method, the greater the likelihood that you will use this method in this context, as calculated by some strange algorithm.

Answer 3

These numbers are taken from our Codetrails Connect Hippie Completion .

This shows how often developers call or redefine methods and propose them in frequency order. In this case, Object.equals () was redefined about 10,000 times, and Object.hashCode () was redefined about 6,000 times.

Data comes from Codetrails Connect users who choose to share their code completion events with us. Then we combine these events and provide the information received to our users.

You can configure how these numbers are displayed in Settings> Connection Cables> Hippie Relevance Settings. Instead of the default “Heatmap”, you can choose an absolute, not rounded number with “Prime (m / n)” or show a relative “Percentage” for offers.