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Java with NetBeans 8.0 easy question
Here is the problem and I know i'm super megaNoviceSuperNewbTrollMeHard
but for my class I have a lot of peer grading assignments and whenever i get classmates' .java files...i open file and it shows the contents but I cannot run it for the life of me....I end up looking at their code and guessing the outcome compared to the solution...and their posted answers....which would be doing a disservice to my instructor...was wondering if anybody knows how to run a .java file that you did not create.
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Re: Java with NetBeans 8.0 easy question
Pretend you did create it . . .
Create an appropriately named class in Netbeans, paste the .java file you've been given into that class, preserving the package name (if applicable), compile, and run. If you don't want to create multiple classes, one for every peer file you've been given, create one class for testing, post the peer code into it, and rename their class to match the name of the class you created. I use the latter method for testing code I see here.
cosmicvista (October 9th, 2014)
Re: Java with NetBeans 8.0 easy question
Thank you sir GregBrannon.
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