OMG. I've decided Java Programming is a cult. Why on earth can't I post a simple question with just one URL in? Excuse my frustration, but the folks on SO were singularly unhelpful and now I can't post here without removing important information about the source of the code which is giving me trouble.
Disclaimer: I posted this question elsewhere, but for some reason it didn't go down well. I have almost no experience with Java, but just want some help getting some applets running. This post may reveal ignorance of the most elementary aspects of Java programming and code execution.
All the lovely applications from the Cut the Knot website no longer work due to Java no longer being supported.
The code has been made available here: silly my why would I want to provide contextual information in the form of a URL? . Presumably this is so people can still use the applets offline, is they have the requisite knowledge, which unfortunately I do not...
I have Java installed on my Windows 10 machine, and I can run `java` from PowerShell and get usage details.
I've no idea what to do next though. In the folder for the applet I want called "bicolor," there are 4 .class files. I tried the obvious `java bicolor.class`, from the containing folder, but got "Could not find or load main class bicolor.class".
The folder contains just 4 .class files. There are other files in a higher directory, some just "sitting loose" and lots of zipped folders, which I presume contain the files needed for each applet. So I've only unzipped the "bicolor" folder so far.
```
bicolor.class
bicolorgame.class
bicolorpanel.class
MoveableSquare.class
```
What is the most simple procedure to get this collection of .class files running as an application, please?