How to view stored procedure using SQLPlus

I have created the following stored procedure in Oracle, I would like to know how to view this stored procedure using SQLPlus:
CREATE PROCEDURE get_product_code(prod_no IN VARCHAR2) IS
     CURSOR Getno IS
          <my_query_goes_here>
     BEGIN
          For Getno_cur IN Getno LOOP
          DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINEGetno_cur.name);
          END LOOP;
     END;
run;

Hi,
You can also use USER_SOURCE in place of ALL_SOURCE, for getting your own procedure code (or any pl/sql schema object).
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