# Reorder Modifiers
# Description
This rule reorders the modifiers on Type, Field and Method Declarations in the following priority:
publicprotectedprivateabstractdefaultstaticfinaltransientvolatilesynchronizednativestrictfp
# Benefits
Improves the readability by unifying the order of modifiers in Type, Field and Method declarations.
# Tags
# Code Changes
# Field Declarations
Pre
final static public String FINAL_STATIC_PUBLIC = "";
static final public String STATIC_FINAL_PUBLIC = "";
final public static String FINAL_PUBLIC_STATIC = "";
public final static String PUBLIC_FINAL_STATIC = "";
static public final String STATIC_PUBLIC_FINAL = "";
public static final String PUBLIC_STATIC_FINAL = "";
Post
public static final String FINAL_STATIC_PUBLIC = "";
public static final String STATIC_FINAL_PUBLIC = "";
public static final String FINAL_PUBLIC_STATIC = "";
public static final String PUBLIC_FINAL_STATIC = "";
public static final String STATIC_PUBLIC_FINAL = "";
public static final String PUBLIC_STATIC_FINAL = "";
# Methods Declaration
Pre
static synchronized protected final void staticMethod() {
...
}
Post
protected static final synchronized void staticMethod() {
...
}
# Type Declaration
Pre
static private class PrivateStaticClass {
...
}
Post
private static class PrivateStaticClass {
...
}
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