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static final boolean $assertionsDisabled = !java/util/TaskQueue.desiredAssertionStatus();

which was seen in the source file java.util.TaskQueue.java

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Quotation 6.2.1 Overhead of confirmation :

It is helpful to understand how the approval mechanism works to see how approval statements can affect performance. When the compiler finds a statement in the class, it adds the generated static final field with the name to the class $assertionsDisabled. The field remains unassigned (this is a legitimate bytecode). The statement itself comes down to the wording of the form:

if ($assertionsDisabled)
  if (!boolean_expression)
    throw new AssertionError(String_expression);
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This is because this class has a statement, then the compiler creates this variable for itself.

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