I made a program that didn't run correctly when compiled to Runnable JAR in Eclipse. I've been told to read it's 'compile code', but don't know where it is in Eclipse. Google search didn't help. Can you help me? Thanks
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How do I get the compile code in Eclipse?
I made a program that didn't run correctly when compiled to Runnable JAR in Eclipse. I've been told to read it's 'compile code', but don't know where it is in Eclipse. Google search didn't help. Can you help me? Thanks
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Re: How do I get the compile code in Eclipse?
Are you looking for the .class files? Why?
Eclipse hides a lot of the details from you. I highly suggest using a basic text editor to write your code and the command line to compile it until you understand the basics.
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