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| − | <br/>The following code will be the content of the | + | 1.1. Go to the "src" folder in your package and right click on it, then select: ''New -> Class''<br/> |
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| + | <br/>1.2. In the ''New Java Class'' window, write down your class name, e.g."VehicleRegistration" and check the ''public static void main(String[] args)''. Press Finish to close the window.<br /> | ||
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| + | <br/>1.3. The following code will be the content of the ''VehicleRegistration'' class in ''cs.ecl.basics.lab'' package.<br /> | ||
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Revision as of 12:20, 29 January 2011
Creating a Java class inside a package
1.1. Go to the "src" folder in your package and right click on it, then select: New -> Class
1.2. In the New Java Class window, write down your class name, e.g."VehicleRegistration" and check the public static void main(String[] args). Press Finish to close the window.
1.3. The following code will be the content of the VehicleRegistration class in cs.ecl.basics.lab package.
