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How are different Java files linked?
Ok the title might be a little confusing, so I will give my example, I am a novice coder, making a program called math test, I will have, Addition.java, Subtraction.java, Multiplication.java, and Division.java, I want it to where when the file, Addition.java ends, it should go to Subtraction.java, Is there a code to enter to make this work? Or do I edit something in my run.bat file?
Re: How are different Java files linked?
First off, your signature is funny, but it's also extremely distracting. A technical forum might not be the place for it. I'd change it if I were you, as keeping it is only going to hurt your chances of getting help.Originally Posted by tyb97
That being said, what exactly do you mean when you say "it should go to"? What method should it call?
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