If that is your problem, you only need to attach the source of your JDK to Eclipse, there are many ways to do this. My personal favourite is to hit Ctrl+Click at any class you are using from the API (like java.util.Collections) it should give you a message saying: Source not found and a button "Attach Source..." then select External File and browse to the path were you have src.zip (usually in the same folder where the JDK is installed) and then you will have a nicer description on code completion.
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