What do syso-statements mean in Java?

Question

What does syso-statements mean in Java?

Answer 1

short for System.out.println();

In eclipse, you can type syso and Ctrl + Space to populate the extension.

Answer 2

Well, this is not a term that is commonly used, so you need to provide some context, but it most likely means system statements.

That is, any statement that uses System.out

Answer 3

The correct answer is actually Nothing . And that doesn't even mean anything for the Eclipse IDE for Java. The real label (actually the template) is sysout , and that means

 System.out.println(); 

Java developers just stick with syso because it is shorter, Eclipse can match it with sysout , and there is no other default template that matches syso so that Eclipse can just take a single match and replace it. You can add new and modify these templates in the Eclipse settings.

Answer 4

Just guess, the System out instruction.

eg

 System.out.println("Statement")