Thread: Intro to Java

HOLY CRAP DUDE.
Thank you!

Looks good.... similar to my book.

i am new to this java.. and like the guy on the last page said the first part is confusing me also..


to anyone who may respond can you tell me what the wanderer means by

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...
Compile.bat

Then inside of it you would place:
Code:

Code:

Javac HelloWorld.java

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also when i try to type

Code:

javac HelloWorld.java

in my command prompt it says javac isn't recognized


sorry im used to playing servers now i wanna learn how to make them..

Originally Posted by Payton

i am new to this java.. and like the guy on the last page said the first part is confusing me also..


to anyone who may respond can you tell me what the wanderer means by

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...
Compile.bat

Then inside of it you would place:
Code:

Code:

Javac HelloWorld.java

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
also when i try to type

Code:

javac HelloWorld.java

in my command prompt it says javac isn't recognized


sorry im used to playing servers now i wanna learn how to make them..

If it's saying "Javac is not recognized" then that's because either JDK isn't installed or it hasn't been installed properly. If you already have JDK installed, then uninstall and then install it again:

Java SE Downloads

Also, check your environmental variables (Right click "my computer", click on "advanced system settings" on the sidebar and then click on "environmental variables), and see if the variables "JAVA_HOME" and "Path" are both pointing to JDK/bin

Thanks for this,its a good tutorial

freaking nice, i know this but i see it took u a hell of time, nice contribution (java books are the easiest way to go thats what i did...)

AMAZING GUIDE! I went from absolutely no knowledge about java to beginner programmer