Thank you so much sir for this video, tomorrow my college Java Programming Internal Exam. Very Happy after executing my first java program by watching your video.
There’s tons of different reasons for this. 1). You didn’t place the .Java file in the source folder (SRC). 2). When setting up the initial program, you didn’t declare a main type. If this is the cause, then copy your entire code, delete the program, and then make a new program. Make sure you declare a main type in the initial set up. Then just paste your code in and it should run. 3. If there is no build path in the same folder you’re working in (SRC). If this is the case, just right click the folder, go to properties, click “Java Build Path”, then add the SRC folder (or whatever folder you’re working in), then you’re good. If when you do this step, if it doesn’t allow you to add the build path to the SRC folder (or whatever folder you’re working in), then this isn’t your issue. 4). If you didn’t set up a .class file. You can easily figure this out by going to the top of your code. Does it say class anywhere? If so, this isn’t your issue. If not, then again, copy your code, delete the program, then create a new program with a .class file on top of the .Java file. Then paste your code, and you’re good. 5). If when you initially created your file, if you didn’t click the box that says “public”, you’ll get this error. So again, copy your code, delete the program, remake the program correctly, paste your code and viola. 6). This one is super rare because the code won’t even run if it isn’t compiled correctly. But on the super, super slim 0.000000001% chance that your program runs even if it wasn’t written properly, then you’ll get the error message you’re getting currently. Those are all the issues and how to fix them. However, the most common issue is the fact that your .Java file isn’t in your SRC folder. Hope this helps…
If Eclipse setup is done from Admin user login and I would like to do we have access to this eclipse application from another user login. It is possible
That’s because you didn’t set it up properly. Add a main type, a .class, and add a .Java file in the SRC folder, then make it public. Once you do this, it’ll show all of this information.
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Thank you so much sir for this video, tomorrow my college Java Programming Internal Exam. Very Happy after executing my first java program by watching your video.
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It really helps me to get in Eclipse Java IDE
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Thannk you I just ran my first code ever
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" A package name must be specified for a module ". I follow the tutorial but Im stuck at this error. Please help me. Thank u
i ran into the same problem, did u find a solution?
Just give the file name itself guys
@@SystemOfADawnput the file name there
Incredibly helpful. Thanks
Hello sir.. it is saying that there is no active editor that provides an outline what to do
Nice Explanation
Great video!!!
Almost a decade ago, I lost myself in java - today, I wake up with my child, he gets bluej ide for the first time, I remember my dreams..❤
i,m in collage 2nd year starting java for the very first time , cant figure one single fucking thing right now .
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Thanks for explaining
When I'm trying to run my program they are telling me that the editor does not contain a main type.
There’s tons of different reasons for this.
1). You didn’t place the .Java file in the source folder (SRC).
2). When setting up the initial program, you didn’t declare a main type. If this is the cause, then copy your entire code, delete the program, and then make a new program. Make sure you declare a main type in the initial set up. Then just paste your code in and it should run.
3. If there is no build path in the same folder you’re working in (SRC). If this is the case, just right click the folder, go to properties, click “Java Build Path”, then add the SRC folder (or whatever folder you’re working in), then you’re good. If when you do this step, if it doesn’t allow you to add the build path to the SRC folder (or whatever folder you’re working in), then this isn’t your issue.
4). If you didn’t set up a .class file. You can easily figure this out by going to the top of your code. Does it say class anywhere? If so, this isn’t your issue. If not, then again, copy your code, delete the program, then create a new program with a .class file on top of the .Java file. Then paste your code, and you’re good.
5). If when you initially created your file, if you didn’t click the box that says “public”, you’ll get this error. So again, copy your code, delete the program, remake the program correctly, paste your code and viola.
6). This one is super rare because the code won’t even run if it isn’t compiled correctly. But on the super, super slim 0.000000001% chance that your program runs even if it wasn’t written properly, then you’ll get the error message you’re getting currently.
Those are all the issues and how to fix them. However, the most common issue is the fact that your .Java file isn’t in your SRC folder. Hope this helps…
If Eclipse setup is done from Admin user login and I would like to do we have access to this eclipse application from another user login.
It is possible
How to create javascript file in eclipse.
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Tqs sir
The software is not showing that much information
That’s because you didn’t set it up properly. Add a main type, a .class, and add a .Java file in the SRC folder, then make it public. Once you do this, it’ll show all of this information.
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