DUDE!! You just saved my day! I just started doing java and never used the cmd. This class I'm in doesn't even show you how to use command prompt to find or access files. It just assumes that you know how to do it. I been searching youtube this whole time and you give the BEST and SIMPLEST way to do it. NICE JOB MAN!
Thank you very much. I am only 14 years old and is studying java for beginners but I was stuck with compiling since I only hava a book as a guide. This was very Helpful.
7:00 For source files containing packages 8:00 -d flag for package folders 8:20 dot flag - represents folder then give the name of the source file 8:30 example of the above 8:48 Overview of what needs to be called 9:30 Running the program in the terminal 9:55 For programs containing sub-packages - use full stop to denote a sub-folder followed by its name e.g. one.two = top-level folder called 'one', sub-folder called 'two'.
Just like popsmartinez below, I have been struggling with executing from the cmd line all of today, because of this package issue. You were Godsend, my man, Thank you so much. You are the best.
Hi, my java program has those import packages such as "import java.io.FileInputStream; import java.io.FileNotFoundException;" and some custom SAP frameworks designed by DEVs to perform certain tasks. what could be done in this case, if we need to compile java program with this packages.
thanks By default, javac will output the class file in the same directory as the source file. we can change this behavior by using the "-d" option. It will make javac to output the class file into the specified directory
So i have a executable file on a flash drive that needs a password to open. Once open it has a java program file (.java), is there a way to run that file through cmd? Have been looking around and haven’t found much. Thanks
I got an error message that says "'javac' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file." Does that mean I don't have javac installed? I am able to run programs just fine on my IDE, so I'm reluctant to think that's what it is. I would appreciate your help!
DUDE!! You just saved my day! I just started doing java and never used the cmd. This class I'm in doesn't even show you how to use command prompt to find or access files. It just assumes that you know how to do it. I been searching youtube this whole time and you give the BEST and SIMPLEST way to do it. NICE JOB MAN!
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Thank you very much. I am only 14 years old and is studying java for beginners but I was stuck with compiling since I only hava a book as a guide. This was very Helpful.
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This is very helpful, and hard to find. Thank you!
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using cmd in the address bar is a really neat trick! thanks
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very much Helped try to execute several times couldn't get output,after this i got how to run it,Thank you so much
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EXCELLENT! Clear explanation and demonstration. Very helpful!
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7:00 For source files containing packages
8:00 -d flag for package folders
8:20 dot flag - represents folder then give the name of the source file
8:30 example of the above
8:48 Overview of what needs to be called
9:30 Running the program in the terminal
9:55 For programs containing sub-packages - use full stop to denote a sub-folder followed by its name e.g. one.two = top-level folder called 'one', sub-folder called 'two'.
Thank you for posting
Very helpful and explained thoroughly. Thanks for explaining what -d does. Thank you!
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Just like popsmartinez below, I have been struggling with executing from the cmd line all of today, because of this package issue. You were Godsend, my man, Thank you so much. You are the best.
Glad I could help
Very informative. Thank you for the wonderful lesson.
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Hi, my java program has those import packages such as "import java.io.FileInputStream;
import java.io.FileNotFoundException;" and some custom SAP frameworks designed by DEVs to perform certain tasks.
what could be done in this case, if we need to compile java program with this packages.
Thanks for sharing this. It really helped me a lot.
Pleasure
Helped me alot thanksss 🤧❤️
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Very clear. Thank you.
good clear explaination
BRO EXACTLY THIS WAS THE VIDEO THAT I NEED THANK YOU SO MUCH :D
Hey the video is awesome :) and also i have an doubt that why we r putting -d ??
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By default, javac will output the class file in the same directory as the source file. we can change this behavior by using the "-d" option. It will make javac to output the class file into the specified directory
@@LearningLad thanks for clearing this doubt :D
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Thanks really helpful I was stuck here now I'm unstuck time to move on ..
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So i have a executable file on a flash drive that needs a password to open. Once open it has a java program file (.java), is there a way to run that file through cmd? Have been looking around and haven’t found much. Thanks
thank you for your help. really you helped me a lot.
You are welcome!
I got an error message that says "'javac' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file." Does that mean I don't have javac installed? I am able to run programs just fine on my IDE, so I'm reluctant to think that's what it is. I would appreciate your help!
If Java is installed then you need to set the path environment variable
Nice video! But everything worked up until I got a class not found error message?
If I want to that one package creates another folder how can I do? I don't want to create inside the example folder
Very helpful ,Thanks
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This has been really helpfull!
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For windows if main class not found
c:\folder>java -cp ./classes;. one.two.Hello
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Great ! Explanation
It says javac isn't recognized as an internal or external command when I try to use it
after installing java make sure that you have set the path environment variable
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Thank you sir🙏
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really helpful
helpfull,thank you
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Why i am getting 'javac' is not recognize? Pls help
If Java is installed properly then check the path environment variable
Thankyou sir
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Nice video
Thanks
Thank you
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Helpful
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It is showing that could not find main class the hello
check for spelling, uppercase lowercase in the file containing the code.
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Very helpful and explained thoroughly. Thanks for explaining what -d does. Thank you!
Very clear. Thank you.
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Thank you very much.
You are welcome!