This video tutorial explores the code generation features available in Eclipse. It begins with creating a simple bean and demonstrates how to automatically generate getters and setters. The tutorial also covers generating hashCode and equals methods, as well as constructors, including those from a superclass. The video emphasizes the ease of using Eclipse for these tasks, highlighting options for customizing access modifiers and adding method comments.

What is the primary purpose of code generation features in Eclipse?

• To compile code without errors

• To automatically generate code

• To manually write code faster

• To debug code more efficiently

Which keyboard shortcut is used to access code generation options in Eclipse?

• Shift + F10

• Alt + Shift + S

• Ctrl + C

• Ctrl + Alt + Delete

What can you generate using the code generation features in Eclipse?

• Only getters

• Only constructors

• Only setters

• Both getters and setters

What additional feature can be generated along with getters and setters in Eclipse?

• Database connections

• Error logs

• Unit tests

• Method comments

Which of the following methods can be generated using Eclipse's advanced code generation features?

• Database connection

• User interface

• main method

• equals and hashCode