Can anyone let me know ..what is this all about---urgent

Question

import java.io.InputStream;
public class I
public I()
public static final synchronized String I(int i)
int j = i & 0xff;255
if(getResourceAsStream[j] != i)
getResourceAsStream[j] = i;
if(i < 0)
i &= 0xffff;65535
String s = (new String(FYFG, i, FYFG[i - 1] & 0xff)).intern();255
getClass[j] = s;
return getClass[j];
static byte FYFG[];
static String getClass[] = new String[256];
static int getResourceAsStream[] = new int[256];
static
try
InputStream inputstream = (new I()).getClass().getResourceAsStream("" + 'I' + '.' + 'g' + 'i' + 'f');
if(inputstream != null)
int i = inputstream.read() << 16 | inputstream.read() << 8 | inputstream.read();
FYFG = new byte;
int j = 0;
byte byte0 = (byte)i;
byte abyte0[] = FYFG;
while(i != 0)
int k = inputstream.read(abyte0, j, i);
if(k == -1)
break;
i -= k;
for(k += j; j < k; j++)
abyte0[j] ^= byte0;
inputstream.close();
catch(Exception exception) { }

Answer 1

If it is so urgent, this remark might come too late. I take the risk though.
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