Java formatting can make code structure clearer, improving readability and maintainability. A uniform code style facilitates team collaboration, reduces friction in code reviews, and makes it easier for new members to understand the codebase.
This tool automatically adjusts indentation, spaces, line breaks, and bracket positions, making Java code structure more consistent and clear for easier reading and maintenance.
No. Formatting only changes the appearance of the code, not its functionality or performance. The compiled bytecode is the same regardless of the source code's format.
The tool supports syntax from all major Java versions, including features from Java 8 to Java 21, such as lambda expressions, stream API, module system, record types, and pattern matching.