How do I zoom in on code in Eclipse?

There are a few different methods for zooming in on code in Eclipse.

1. Shortcut keys: In the Windows operating system, you can use Ctrl plus the plus key (Ctrl+) to zoom in on the code; and use Ctrl plus the minus key (Ctrl-) to zoom out the code. In the Mac operating system, you can use the Command key plus the plus key (Command+) to zoom in on the code; and use the Command key plus the minus key (Command-) to zoom out the code.
2. To adjust the font size for code in Eclipse, go to the menu bar and select “Window” -> “Preferences”. In the dialog box that appears, choose “General” -> “Appearance” -> “Colors and Fonts”. On the right panel, select “Basic” -> “Text Font” and click the “Edit” button on the right. In the pop-up dialog box, you can set the font size for the code. Click “OK” to save the settings.
3. Scrolling: In the Eclipse editor, you can zoom in or out on your code using the mouse scroll wheel. Simply place the mouse cursor in the code area, then scroll up to zoom in and down to zoom out.
4. Utilize the zoom menu: In the Eclipse editor, you can use the zoom menu to enlarge or reduce the size of the code. Right-click the code area in the editor, select “Zoom In” to enlarge the code, and select “Zoom Out” to reduce the code.

By using the methods mentioned above, you can easily scale your code up or down according to your needs, making it more convenient to write and view code in the editor.