How to run a simple Java program using terminal command?












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      As you can see I'm trying to run a Java program but I need the command which I can write in terminal to run the code.






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      As you can see I'm trying to run a Java program but I need the command which I can write in terminal to run the code.






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          I imagine the easiest way would be to press the blue arrow at the top.



          If it has to be command line though, try



          Javac Main.java


          To compile the source to byte code which will give you a Main.class file, then



          Java Main


          To run it. The oracle website has a quick guide here






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            Thanks very much it worked well with me, and thanks for the link, it gave me more rich informations.

            – Mohamed Ali
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          • @MohamedAli np, the oracle site has a few useful beginners tutorials.

            – Guy
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          I imagine the easiest way would be to press the blue arrow at the top.



          If it has to be command line though, try



          Javac Main.java


          To compile the source to byte code which will give you a Main.class file, then



          Java Main


          To run it. The oracle website has a quick guide here






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            Thanks very much it worked well with me, and thanks for the link, it gave me more rich informations.

            – Mohamed Ali
            Apr 3 '17 at 1:05













          • @MohamedAli np, the oracle site has a few useful beginners tutorials.

            – Guy
            Apr 3 '17 at 14:47
















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          I imagine the easiest way would be to press the blue arrow at the top.



          If it has to be command line though, try



          Javac Main.java


          To compile the source to byte code which will give you a Main.class file, then



          Java Main


          To run it. The oracle website has a quick guide here






          share|improve this answer



















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            Thanks very much it worked well with me, and thanks for the link, it gave me more rich informations.

            – Mohamed Ali
            Apr 3 '17 at 1:05













          • @MohamedAli np, the oracle site has a few useful beginners tutorials.

            – Guy
            Apr 3 '17 at 14:47














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          I imagine the easiest way would be to press the blue arrow at the top.



          If it has to be command line though, try



          Javac Main.java


          To compile the source to byte code which will give you a Main.class file, then



          Java Main


          To run it. The oracle website has a quick guide here






          share|improve this answer













          I imagine the easiest way would be to press the blue arrow at the top.



          If it has to be command line though, try



          Javac Main.java


          To compile the source to byte code which will give you a Main.class file, then



          Java Main


          To run it. The oracle website has a quick guide here







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            Thanks very much it worked well with me, and thanks for the link, it gave me more rich informations.

            – Mohamed Ali
            Apr 3 '17 at 1:05













          • @MohamedAli np, the oracle site has a few useful beginners tutorials.

            – Guy
            Apr 3 '17 at 14:47














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            Thanks very much it worked well with me, and thanks for the link, it gave me more rich informations.

            – Mohamed Ali
            Apr 3 '17 at 1:05













          • @MohamedAli np, the oracle site has a few useful beginners tutorials.

            – Guy
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          Thanks very much it worked well with me, and thanks for the link, it gave me more rich informations.

          – Mohamed Ali
          Apr 3 '17 at 1:05







          Thanks very much it worked well with me, and thanks for the link, it gave me more rich informations.

          – Mohamed Ali
          Apr 3 '17 at 1:05















          @MohamedAli np, the oracle site has a few useful beginners tutorials.

          – Guy
          Apr 3 '17 at 14:47





          @MohamedAli np, the oracle site has a few useful beginners tutorials.

          – Guy
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