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This question already has an answer here: Java: System.out.println and System.err.println out of order 6 answers Why is System.err slower than System.out in Eclipse? [duplicate] 1 answer I have a simple Arithmetic Program typed in Eclipse. When run the program in Eclipse the output appears in weird order each time I run. Sometimes The exception comes at last print statement comes first (which is the right way). Some times it comes vise-versa in a jumbled up order. Why it is happening & how to rectify it? Is there any setting to make it print in a right way each time I execute. The below screen

Edit : According to the Derby community the Eclipse plug-in won't be maintained nor built automatically along the Derby project. But is there anybody still using this plug-in? Because if so, is there a place he/she publishes the actual builds - which (hopefully) would run under Eclipse Juno? Or, if this is a real dead end, what are the alternatives? The original problem Using jdk1.7.0_03 Eclipse IDE for Java EE Developers (Win32) version Juno (build from 2012/06/14) derby-core-plugin 10.8.2 and -ui-plugin 1.1.3 (as there is no eclipse plugin for the latest version 10.9.1.0) Problem When trying

I started using Eclipse Juno a few days ago after using older versions for years. There's one thing that's really bothering me: What do that percentages next to the methods in the auto-complete box mean? Wolfram The percentage represents how likely the Eclipse Code Recommenders think it is that you are looking for a certain completion based on the context and maybe prior usage and other variables (there are "5 Intelligent Code Completion Engines"). It is not only the bare usage statistics. So a value might change from 13% to 95% between some lines, depending what you did in between. See the