Eclipse Usage and Tricks 20: a quick print trick

You often use Print statements when debugging, and when you need to add a description string that is confused with the value that needs to be printed, you need to write the string such as "the string here" and then enter the value of the variable. It would be more troublesome to go in this way. Here is a method that can greatly improve the efficiency.
Step one: Assume that you need to print the value of temp, first enter the full print string:

Step Two: Select temp, press and hold the CTRL+1 key:

Step three: Select the prompt option, and when you delete the double quotes you are done. The variable that needs to be printed is confused in the hint string, and this method can greatly speed up the input speed.

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Eclipse Usage and Tricks 20: a quick print trick