How and When to Deprecate APIs" and the @Deprecated annotation¶
Oracle. How and When to Deprecate APIs" and the `@Deprecated` annotation. Java Platform SE Documentation.
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- In software and programming languages, deprecated functions, classes, and endpoints still compile or respond, typically with a warning and a documented successor, before any eventual removal.
This sourceSpecifies that deprecated program elements still compile and run, emit a warning, and (via `@deprecated`) document a successor before any eventual removal.
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Oracle's guide says deprecated Java elements keep working, trigger compiler warnings, name a replacement, and may be removed in future.
“Existing calls to the old API continue to work, but the annotation causes the compiler to issue a warning when it finds references to deprecated program elements. The Javadoc tag and associated comments warn users against using the deprecated item and tell them what to use instead.”
- In software and programming languages, deprecated functions, classes, and endpoints still compile or respond, typically with a warning and a documented successor, before any eventual removal.
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