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How to write and run Hello world program in Java?

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Every program must begin with the class name,  and the class must match the filename.

Hello world program



In above program, First class is created and file is saved as First.java same as class name.

           Now, to run the program First.java, we need to compile it and it will run


    To compile the java file, open cmd and locate the java file.
    Type: javac filename.java
    This will compile the java file and class file will be created



 Now to run the java file.
Type: java filename


We can write java code in IDE  such as VS code, Intellj Idea, to write and run the program.

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