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Zeljko Porobija
11,491 PointsThe class not found
When I type java Introductions I get this message: Error, could not find or load main class Introductions.
2 Answers
Steve Hunter
57,712 PointsHi there,
Is this when you are trying to run your code? Have you compiled your code first with javac Introductions.java?
Let me know where this problem is arising and I'll try to help out!
Steve.
Zeljko Porobija
11,491 PointsWell, I've managed it somehow. I did not know that when one makes a typo and runs java command, s/he should go through javac procedure again. Now I'm richer for one experience. :-D Thanks for your fast reaction, I'll try not to bother anyone again...
Steve Hunter
57,712 PointsHey - you're not bothering anyone!! Ask away - that's the best part about learning with Treehouse; there's always someone around to help! Use the forums: they'll help you out a lot.
With your code, if you have made any adjustments to the java code, you need to run the compile command, javac filename.java, then you can run the code with java filename. There is a way of doing that on one line, but I'll let Craig teach you that at the right moment.
Good luck wth your coding - and ask in the forum if anything is confusing you.
Steve.