How to include existing code/class file when compiling in Java
Solution 1
You can use import the A.java class in B.java like this
import A.java;
By doing like this A class will be available in B class.
Solution 2
You're looking for the import
statement, and the Using Package Members tutorial.
Solution 3
Use can import classes and packages.
import java.io.*; //packages
import codes.dir.jar; //classes in your packages
I'd advise you to use an IDE for coding java, it would make you debug faster. I recommend Netbeans or Eclipse || http://www.netbeans.org/ or http://www.eclipse.org/
Jinal Kothari
Updated on July 18, 2020Comments
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Jinal Kothari almost 4 years
I am a complete newbie with Java. I use notepad++ to write Java code, and then compile and execute using command line on the Windows Platform
How do I reuse existing code or a class file? For instance, I have written a class in file A.java (with the corresponding compiled class file available) and wish to use that class in B.java. Do I need to specify it in the B.java file (sort of lie c/c++) or using compiler options. What compiler options?
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Jinal Kothari almost 13 yearsThanks for the answer. I am not yet using an IDE ... I am still at the "Hello World" stage.