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Question 2
Which one of the following best describes what happens when one compiles a Java program in BlueJ on their computer?
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The .java file is translated into a .class file that can be run on that computer.
Your Java program opens and processes the data files specified in your program.
A Java object is created that can be run on that computer.
The .class file is translated into a file that can be run on that computer.
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Compiling (translating) your Java program with BlueJ
You can compile (= translate) a Java program in BlueJ in 2 different ways:
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Answer:
The
class icon removes the shaded diagonal lines to indicate compilation success.
Explanation:
Option c is correct
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