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An
annotation of this type tells the Java compiler not to generate
specified kinds of
warning messages for code
within the annotated program element. Annotations of this type have
source retention and may be applied to any program element except
packages and other annotation types. An
@SuppressWarnings annotation has an array of
String objects as its value.
These strings specify the names of the warnings to be suppressed. The
available warnings (and their names) depend on the compiler
implementation, and compilers will ignore warning names they do not
support. Compiler vendors are expected to cooperate in defining at
least a core set of common warning names. In Java 5.0, the
@SuppressWarnings warning names supported by the

javac compiler are the same as the
warning flags that can be specfied with the -Xlint
compiler flag.

Figure 10-62. java.lang.SuppressWarnings

public @interface

SuppressWarnings {
// Public Instance Methods
String[ ]

value ( );
}