Hi,
 
Others may know the history more than I, but "FOO", "BAR" or "FOOBAR" is old Unix
slang for generic anything.  I don't remember the history, but I bet someone does.
 

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Subject: <dumb question ?> What is Foo ??

What is the term Foo ???
I see it all over the place, in most examples : setFoo() getFoo(), Foo.class , import java.foo.* ??
 
Is it a generic term used in examples like someone would say MyClass or myMethod ?
Or am I just passing next to a very important concept ??
 
This might be a stupid question, but hey, like you never said anything dumb !!
 
Thanx for answering me, not knowing won't make me a worse programmer (?) nor an insomniac, but i don't want to die ignoring this!
 
Regards, Arnaud D

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