Generate and maintain documentation from java code [closed] - java

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How can I generate documentation using already present code in java class / classes. As the java class changes, I would want it to reflect in documentation automatically.
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Monica Soni

There are some tools available on the market that scan your code and generate a documentation for it. A known tool which does it, and my favourite, is Javadoc. It also allows you to add annotations to the code which later be reflected in the documentation.

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