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javap:tldr:170f6
The command "javap java.${package}.${class}" is used to display information about the specified Java class.
Here is a breakdown of the various components of the command:
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"javap" is the command-line tool provided by Java's JDK (Java Development Kit) that disassembles and prints information about the public members of compiled Java classes.
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"java.${package}.${class}" indicates the fully qualified name of the Java class you want to inspect. To use this command, you need to replace "${package}" with the actual package name and "${class}" with the name of the class you want to examine.
For example, if you have a Java class named "Employee" in the package "com.example", you would execute the command "javap java.com.example.Employee" to get information about the "Employee" class.