Detailed explanation

Microsoft Azure SDK comments framework is a tool for generating automatic documents and API references.It is implemented based on Javadoc and specific annotation tags.This framework can help developers quickly create a Java library suitable for Azure services, and provide clear documentation and example code for other developers. The Azure SDK annotation framework uses a specific set of annotation labels to identify and explain each part of the code.These tags include: 1. `@azuresdkeager`: Used to mark a method or class, indicating that this method or class is a key part of the Azure SDK library. Developers should pay special attention. 2. `@azuresdkbeta`: Used to mark a method or class, indicating that this method or class is a trial function, and has not been fully verified and supported.This function may be modified or deleted in the future versions. 3. `@azuresdkpublic`: Used to mark a method or class, indicating that this method or class is publicly available in the Azure SDK library, and has been tested and verified by platform level. 4. `@azuresdkinternal`: Used to mark a method or class, indicating that this method or class is used inside in the Azure SDK library. It is not recommended to use it directly. 5. `@azuresdkpackage`: Used to mark a package, indicating that this package contains part of the Azure SDK to all open APIs. By using these annotation tags, the framework will automatically scan these comments during the code compilation process, and generate the corresponding API document and reference document according to the annotation.Developers only need to write annotations in accordance with specifications to easily generate documents with good structure. The following is an example of using the Azure SDK annotation framework: /** * @AzureSdkPublic * @AzureSdkEager * Represents a virtual machine in Microsoft Azure. */ public class VirtualMachine { /** * Creates a new virtual machine with the specified configuration. * * @param vmConfig The configuration for the virtual machine. * @return The created virtual machine object. * @throws AzureException If an error occurs during the virtual machine creation. */ public static VirtualMachine create(VirtualMachineConfig vmConfig) throws AzureException { // implementation goes here } /** * Starts the virtual machine. * * @throws AzureException If an error occurs during the virtual machine start. */ public void start() throws AzureException { // implementation goes here } // Rest of the class code } In this example, the `VirtualMachine` class uses the`@azuresdkpublic` and@azuresdkeager` to identify the key category.`Create () and` Start () `Methods identified the role, parameters, return values and possible abnormalities with annotation labels, respectively. By using the Azure SDK annotation framework, developers can easily create professional documents and reference materials, and provide other developers to use Azure SDK's guidance and help.This can provide a consistent, high -quality document and example code for the entire development team to improve development efficiency and code quality. Please note that you need to use these annotation tags correctly in the Java code and use appropriate tools (such as Maven or Gradle) to generate documents.