Get rid of get/set prefix for getters/setters (Fluent Setters)
In this short, I show you how you can take it a step further (from my last short where I showed you how you can use the "Accessors" Lombok annotation to use Fluent setters) and use fluent accessors using the same annotation but enabling the fluent flag to true. This allows you to get rid of the get/set prefix from getters and setters of a Java class, making the code look cleaner.
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