IS IT NORMAL TO HAVE 900 LINES OF CODE IN 1 FILE OUT OF IDK 20 FILES ??? IN JAVA

i wrote the code so im asking if thats bad or not

Files can grow with software requirements. So, if its a class file and it isn't doing anything unrelated to itself (like doing I/O or making API calls), I think its normal.

@hack its making shitload of api calls

@SukMikeHok Well think about how you can extract some methods. Maybe make a curl handler class? In which you can mock out and unit test later.

Anything repetitive? Is it a class to store a sequence of api calls? Process them? Can we extract processing to another class?

Ok. Let's give an example. Create a class that has over 15 attributes, all of them being from a different class(so you should write one line per import). Now, generate all setters and getters for each attribute. Add comments to each attribute. How many lines do you already have without writing any logic?
So, yes it can be normal in Java. What it is not normal is having one single method with 900 lines. You may want to check the code of an Apache library or some open source code project.

Last but not least, use Sonar or something like that. It'll help you a lot. Have fun!

Continuing what @growling said, read Martin Fowler's Refactoring. Definitely a must-read for software engineers.

@duckWit This book. And Clean Code by Robert Cecil Martin. Must-read by every Dev.

900 lines is weak sauce. Gotta hit four figures at least man

@jeeper Fuck four figures, we going five m