Once you have the .class file, just type this command into a command
prompt, the same place where you typed the javac command:
java className
where className is the filename of your program with no extension. If
your program was grades.java, you have a grades.class file once it is
compiled, so you would just type
java grades
On 6/11/10, Gilbert Neiva <gneiva@xxxxxxx> wrote:
How do you run a .class program using javac. When I typed javac and then
the
name of my .java file, it compiled it into a class file, but it didn't
run.
The program I'm trying to run and compile into a class file is a
simulation
of a grade sheet. It asks for a name, course number and assignment
number.
It then displays the user's name, course number and name, and assignment
number along with various labels that display the person's score. When I
typed Javac GradeSheet.java, GradeSheet.java being the name of my program
source file, it didn't ask me for anything. It just compiled into a
.class
file. Can anyone help me with this problem. I made the source file with
Eclipse, but the instructor whom I'm suppose to hand in this program will
no
doubt be running the javac program.
Gilbert Neiva
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