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This is my first time, I made a simple println.
My code was exactly:
class teste {
public static void main(String[] args) {
System.out.println("oi");
}
}
No error appears, but when I go to the terminal and type javac teste.java...!
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You are running the command javac from the wrong folder. First navigate to the correct folder, which is the folder where your file .java is. And then turn the javac.
To navigate between folders on the linux terminal, use the command cd.
Also, remember that class names should start with uppercase letters.
Okay, I did, but a new question came up: how to access folders in the terminal with space bar( example: Java files) I had to change the name because of that( not that it makes much difference) I thank you from now
@Henriquebergs If the folder has spaces, you put its name in quotes. For example cd "Minha pasta".
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