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import java.util.function.*;
public class UnnamedVariables {
void testParameter(int <error descr="Variable '_' is already defined in the scope">_</error>, String <error descr="Variable '_' is already defined in the scope">_</error>) {
System.out.println(_);
}
int _ = 123;
String s = <error descr="Incompatible types. Found: 'int', required: 'java.lang.String'">_</error>;
void testLambda() {
Consumer<String> consumer = <error descr="Use of '_' as a lambda parameter name is not allowed">_</error> -> System.out.println("Hello");
Consumer<String> consumer2 = <error descr="Use of '_' as a lambda parameter name is not allowed">_</error> -> System.out.println(_);
Consumer<String> consumer3 = <error descr="Use of '_' as a lambda parameter name is not allowed">_</error> -> System.out.println(_.trim());
Consumer<String> consumer4 = <error descr="Use of '_' as a lambda parameter name is not allowed">_</error> -> {
<error descr="Cannot resolve symbol 'var'" textAttributesKey="WRONG_REFERENCES_ATTRIBUTES">var</error> v = _;
System.out.println(v.<error descr="Cannot resolve method 'trim()'" textAttributesKey="WRONG_REFERENCES_ATTRIBUTES">trim</error>());
};
BiConsumer<String, String> consumer5 = (<error descr="Use of '_' as a lambda parameter name is not allowed"><error descr="Variable '_' is already defined in the scope">_</error></error>,<error descr="Use of '_' as a lambda parameter name is not allowed"><error descr="Variable '_' is already defined in the scope">_</error></error>) -> {};
}
void testLocal() {
int _ = 10;
int <error descr="Variable '_' is already defined in the scope">_</error> = 20;
for (int <error descr="Variable '_' is already defined in the scope">_</error> = 1;;) {}
}
void testCatch() {
try {
System.out.println();
}
catch (Exception _) {
System.out.println("ignore");
}
catch (Error _) {
int <error descr="Variable '_' is already defined in the scope">_</error> = 1;
for(int <error descr="Variable '_' is already defined in the scope">_</error>:new int[10]) {
System.out.println("oops");
}
}
}
}