How to debug Java programs using --Xlint:unchecked in Netbeans. Sometimes when you build your Java programs you may see messages warning you about "unchecked or unsafe" operations but it may not tell you what those operations are. You can get more information by rebuilding your program using the --Xlint:unchecked compiler option. This video shows you how to set that option and shows the extra information which you see as a result. If you want even more detailed warnings on compiling, you can use the --Xlint compiler option instead of -Xlint:unchecked. And you can use various other compiler options to configure the output when you build. For more on --Xlint:unchecked and other compiler options, be sure to read Oracle's documentation for the Java compiler here: http://docs.oracle.com/javase/8/docs/... There is also some useful information in the Java tutorial here: http://docs.oracle.com/javase/8/docs/... This is one of a series of 60 second programming tutorials from Bitwise Courses. For more hints and tips subscribe to the Bitwise Courses YouTube channel: http://www.youtube.com/BitwiseCourses For in-depth programming tutorials, see the Bitwise Courses web site: http://www.bitwisecourses.com/
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