Increase Your Code Quality in Java by Exploring the Power of Javadoc

There is certainty about how documentation increases the quality of any software. We can see it on several successful projects, such as the most used in the industry as Java, Go, Apache Cassandra, and so on. But the question is how to use it. What should and should not be on the documentation? In this article, we'll explain what you might document using JavaDoc resources, making your life easier.

Javadoc

Javadoc is the documentation generator that has been on Java since its origin. As a C/C++ developer, you might know the basics, such as putting a single-line comment and several lines of words. Using Javadoc, you can do even more. Javadoc allows us to use tags:

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