When coding in C# I have always found the tag remarks
very useful for providing notes about the implementation of a class or method, or to give information about the theory of what I was implementing. I am now using Java but I can't find an appropriate JavaDoc tag for this. Maybe in Java you accomplish this in a different manner, does anybody know?
As far as I know, there isn't any dedicated Javadoc tag for notes or remarks. Generally, the first sentence of Javadoc should give a brief description of the class/method/field. Then the full description should follow. And if you want to include any notes, a specialized paragraph with a "Note:" prepended should suffice.
/**
* Brief description. Full description of the method, generally without
* implementation details.
* <p>
* Note: Additional information, e.g. your implementation notes or remarks.
* </p>
* @param input description of the parameter
* @return description of return value
*
* @since version
* @author name of the author
*/
public boolean doSomething(String input)
{
// your code
}