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Easiest Way To Count The Lines In A Program - sp1k3677 - May 4, 2015
What would be the easiest way to count the total amount of lines in a program?
* - webdev77 - May 4, 2015
Use the function in your IDE to find this number or just add up the number of lines in each file.
* - Corios - May 4, 2015
do you mean before it's compiled (source lines)? or of the actual program (after it's compiled).
* - Knautschtabak - May 4, 2015
Use a line counter like http://cloc.sourceforge.net/
* - JavaProphet - May 4, 2015
Or use my program, designed in Java.
Check my threads.
* - csrk - May 5, 2015
Netbeans with maven already offers this feature. Code coverage.
* - jarvur - May 5, 2015
JavaProphet made a good program for this. Should check it out.
* - Neotokyo - May 6, 2015
Any IDE should come with this option. If you tell me your IDE, I can specify how to turn on the line numbers. If using VM/VIM type :set number