How to Compile and Run a JVLC Package
Like many other programming languages, Java has multiple objects and language differences specific to the program or software you are trying to create. The differences are similar to different dialectics in spoken languages; they are similar, especially in concept, but some key differences remain. Since the languages are similar, a JVLC package can be run and compiled in the same way a normal Java package would be run.
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Open the code to the program you created in JVLC. There are multiple Java editors that can be used to code, including the generic "Notepad" that comes on all Windows-based computers.
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Save the created software with the extension ending in ".jvlc". This will create a format your computer will automatically recognize as a Java-based file. To run the program though, you will need the program "Command Prompt."
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Type the file path of the saved Java package in "Command Prompt" and end the file path with "\javac FILENAME.jvlc" to compile the program. Press the "Enter" key to submit the command.
For example: C:\>\progra~1\java\jdk1.6.0_02\bin\javac Hello.jvlc.
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Type the file path in "Command Prompt" and end the path with "\java FILENAME" to run the file. Press the "Enter" key to submit the command. The program will then start.
For example: C:\>\progra~1\java\jdk1.6.0_02\bin\java Hello
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