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Thread: What does main[1] mean in the jdb ?

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    Default What does main[1] mean in the jdb ?

    After I run the jdb in the command prompt and do run main [1] appears what does it mean ?

    And why does the value always remain at 1 ?
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    Default Re: What does main[1] mean in the jdb ?

    If we were to get more of a context than just some content would be nice.
    A whole code to show... and if this is it then i would want to know you assignment.
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