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About Checkstyle #60
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I know that good coding style is part of the grading scheme and that it is checked with Checkstyle, with every 5 warnings from Checkstyle deducting 1%. However, if the warning from Checkstyle is something like "unused import" due to what is provided in the skeleton code, should I remove the import statements despite them not being part of the TODOs, or leave them as is? Thanks! |
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Derppening
Oct 3, 2021
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It would be good practice to remove unused imports, so you should do that. IntelliJ can do that for you as well, see |
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It would be good practice to remove unused imports, so you should do that.
IntelliJ can do that for you as well, see
Code > Optimize Imports.