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Code execution in JAVA To develop in Java, you do not need much. Once the SDK installed, everything needed to generate files "executable" is installed. A simple text editor such as Notepad enough. However, for convenience, you can use Blue J, which brings together all the useful functions for developing in Java without any head. Running a Java program and compatibility: Running a Java program: To run Java applications on your system, you need what is called a virtual machine. This virtual machine will interpret the code compiled code generated from the files. Java (and thus the sources of the program). The compilation of files. Java files. Class is using the javac NomFichier.java. To run this file that has been generated, you must use the java FileName (without. Class). |
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Re: Code execution in JAVA Portability: One of the big advantages of Java is its portability. Portability means that your writing once work on a lot of different platforms, without requiring any code changes. Only the virtual machine that interprets the pre-compiled files undergoes changes. Thus, a Linux user can not download the same virtual machine a Windows user, only the code created by the programmer or (s) will give the same on both systems. Developed in Java: When you develop in Java, you will encounter two main types of files:
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