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Locate the source text for page 184, item 62, line 10 from the bottom, then compare the printed command with the correction in this issue. Update the command to use findbugs -textui Counter.class and verify that the rendered documentation shows the corrected invocation.

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Description

The command for invoking findbugs

$ java -jar findbugs.jar -textui Counter.class

should be read as

$ findbugs -textui Counter.class

Spotted and corrected by Naohiro Ooiwa-san.

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