java jre provides which command that is needed to execute java application
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Here's the command:
/bin/java.exe -jar Executable.jar
If you want to run a program: Let's assume name of your program is Brainly.java
To compile it, go to command prompt and type:
javac Brainly.java
If it shows error, check your program.
This command creates a Brainly.class file in the directory where your program is stored.
When it is successfully compiled, then you can execute it by the following command:
java Brainly
Yes, here you don't need to type Brainly.java ; you need to type only filename.
/bin/java.exe -jar Executable.jar
If you want to run a program: Let's assume name of your program is Brainly.java
To compile it, go to command prompt and type:
javac Brainly.java
If it shows error, check your program.
This command creates a Brainly.class file in the directory where your program is stored.
When it is successfully compiled, then you can execute it by the following command:
java Brainly
Yes, here you don't need to type Brainly.java ; you need to type only filename.
QGP:
Correction in first sentence: Name of your program is Brainly.java
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