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Detailed Description:
The PortfolioInfo class contains essential utility methods (e.g., calculating total portfolio value and distribution), but it lacks descriptive documentation. This can confuse new developers or students trying to understand the purpose and usage of these methods.
How to Solve:
Add Javadoc Comments:
For each method in PortfolioInfo, add a Javadoc comment that describes its purpose, parameters, and return value. For example:
/** * Calculates the total portfolio value by summing the product of current price and quantity for each stock. * * @param stocks List of Stock objects * @return The total portfolio value as a double */publicstaticdoublecalculateTotalPortfolioValue(List<Stock> stocks) { ... }
Repeat for All Public Methods:
Ensure that every public method in all utility classes is well documented.
Generate Documentation:
Optionally, generate the Javadoc HTML pages to verify that the documentation is clear.
Description
The
PortfolioInfoclass contains essential utility methods (e.g., calculating total portfolio value and distribution), but it lacks descriptive documentation. This can confuse new developers or students trying to understand the purpose and usage of these methods.For each method in
PortfolioInfo, add a Javadoc comment that describes its purpose, parameters, and return value. For example:Ensure that every public method in all utility classes is well documented.
Optionally, generate the Javadoc HTML pages to verify that the documentation is clear.