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import org.apache.commons.io.FileUtils;
import org.apache.commons.lang.StringUtils;


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What I have tried:

search engine search and online
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Updated 19-Jun-19 5:06am

What on earth did you put into the search engine?

First hits on google: FileUtils (Apache Commons IO 2.5 API)[^]
StringUtils (Apache Commons Lang 3.9 API)[^]

Using Google Search 1[^]
and Google Search 2[^]
 
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four systems 19-Jun-19 11:38am    
got that but what about jar for java docs that appears while you code could install javadoc jar and code
CHill60 19-Jun-19 11:48am    
Sorry, I don't understand your question
four systems 19-Jun-19 12:03pm    
as you replied earlier it is difficult to get javadoc for that so at present the solution is to look at online documentation which is also cool

what it is its a huge notepad file which has words with and without parenthesis(curly brackets) would want words which are outside curly brackets and write another file ; big data analytics project

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Where is it possible to get javadocs

You really need to work your Google Fu.
First hit for google search on "documentation org.apache.commons.io.FileUtils" gives:
FileUtils (Apache Commons IO 2.5 API)[^]
After that you need to read.
 
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four systems 19-Jun-19 11:33am    
but where is the javadoc file for nctbeans integrated development environment which appears on code intellisense cause it is difficult to read from browser various methods and what they are while you code

CHill60 19-Jun-19 11:49am    
I doubt you are going to get a Javadoc for that - however Code Assistance in the NetBeans IDE Java Editor: A Reference Guide to NetBeans IDE[^]

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