I need some help. I am stuck at the "Javac HelloWorld.java" part. Where exactly do I do this?
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You forgot one arithmetic function, %, which grabs the remainder of number. It isn't used a lot but should be added. Otherwise, great tutorial. I am very new to Java and just finished my Ceasar Cipher which was included in a custom GUI which I may open source and explain. Anywho, goood job!
I need some help. I am stuck at the "Javac HelloWorld.java" part. Where exactly do I do this?
That was intended to be put into the cmd prompt, but you can do it also by putting it into a batch file. That would be to compile your Java class, so make it something like...I need some help. I am stuck at the "Javac HelloWorld.java" part. Where exactly do I do this?
Compile.bat
Then inside of it you would place:
Code:Javac HelloWorld.java
Haven't got a chance to read the whole thing right now but read a good portion of it and I'm very surprised with how clear this makes everything. I've learned much more then I expected I would. Will send this to my friends, wanting to learn java
To bad i know all of this.
Although this is awesome for people who are new to java.
TL;DR but good job
no....Originally Posted by Mehrad
is a variable...Code:int x;
would be a constant except you'd need to put static & final identifiers.Code:int x = 8196;
Brilliant, thanks!
This looks very useful for newcomers, or maybe even those that aren't.
Good job.
Very helpful for beginners. + Rep
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