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How to set a verbose mode in JShell in Java 9?
JShell is the REPL tool that has introduced in Java 9. We can use this tool to execute simple snippets in the command-line prompt.
When we enter an arithmetic expression, variable, etc in JShell, then it displays the result without details of the type of variable created. It is possible in JShell to display more information about the execution of an entered command, use verbose mode. We need to obtain more information on the commands executed by using the command: "/set feedback verbose" (the command can be preceded by "/").
In the below snippet, the verbose mode is on, and it can able to display more information about the type of variable.
C:\Users\User>jshell
| Welcome to JShell -- Version 9.0.4
| For an introduction type: /help intro
jshell> /set feedback verbose
| Feedback mode: verbose
jshell> 5.0 * 8
$1 ==> 40.0
| created scratch variable $1 : double
jshell> String str = "TutorialsPoint";
str ==> "TutorialsPoint"
| created variable str : String
jshell> void test() {
...> System.out.println("Tutorix");
...> }
| created method test()
jshell> test()
Tutorix
jshell> String str1 = new String("Tutorix");
str1 ==> "Tutorix"
| created variable str1 : String
jshell> "TutorialsPoint" + "Tutorix" + 2019
$6 ==> "TutorialsPointTutorix2019"
| created scratch variable $6 : String
jshell> int test1() {
...> return 10;
...> }
| created method test1()
jshell> test1()
$8 ==> 10
| created scratch variable $8 : int
Updated on: 06-Apr-2020
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