How to tell what methods where not used in the code?

Question

Hi there,
I wonder if there's a way to check what method are not used in the execution code (void main).
Example:
in the code below, the following method where not used:
setAge, getAge, getName,setName, addFeedback
public class Test
     public static void main(String args[])
          Employee empl = new Employee("John", 54);
          System.out.println(empl.getDeatils());
public class Employee
     private int age;
     private String name;
     public Employee(String name, int age)
          this.name=name;
          this.age=age;
     public String getDeatils()
          return name+" ("+age+")";
     public void addFeedback()
          //do something here.
     public int getAge()
          return age;
     public void setAge(int age)
          this.age = age;
     public String getName()
          return name;
     public void setName(String name)
          this.name = name;
}

Answer 1

Yucca wrote:
georgemc wrote:
Yucca wrote:
Sound like you should visit the logging API or you could do SOP all over your code which would make it very unreadableI don't see why logging code will make his code any less messy than SOP everywhere. Unless you're talking about applying logging by AOP, which is equally messy in a different way.I never implied that the one was tidier than the other. O merely recommended my knowledge on how to help the OP and gave 2 choices. Oh right. It looked like you were suggesting SOP was messier somehow. Never mind, then.
Besides is AOP really that bad when using Interceptors? I know that this is new to Java but interceptors are really not that untidy.I didn't say they were untidy. I didn't say there was anything wrong with AOP. But logging by AOP results in pretty useless, messy logs. "This method was called with these parameters" all over the place, rather than something nice and friendly. Remember, logging is more often read by support staff than developers, so while it might be obvious to you what "getLlama(200, 3)" means, it's probably garbage to the support bods.