SbccCore

Provides simple static functions that make Java a whole lot easier to use:

println("Hello");

rather than

System.out.println("Hell-o");

Other static functions:

String quakeText = readFile("4.5_week.atom");

List<String> words = readFileAsLines("dict.txt");

writeFile("file.txt", str);

writeFileAsLines("lines.txt", list);

printf("%d words in %s\n", words.size(), path);

print("Hello");

var data = new int[][] {{0,1,2}, {3,4,5}, {6,7,8}};
println(data);    // print arrays (1D or 2D)

String s = readLine();  // Read a line of text from the console

parseInt/Long/Float/Double/Boolean()

Range:
for (var i : range(10))
  println(i);

var list = listOf("This", "That", "The other");   // Creates a mutable ArrayList.  Supports up to 10 values.

var map = mapOf("key1", value1, "key2", value2);  // Creates a mutable HashMap.  Supports up to 10 key/value pairs.

To Use

1. Download the latest sbcccore.x.y.z.jar into your project.
2. Add sbcccore.x.y.z.jar to your build path.
3. Add the following line to your Java source:

import static sbcc.Core.*;