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Object Oriented Programming - SCJ2153: Associate Prof. Dr. Norazah Yusof

The document discusses the steps to create a Java application from scratch using a text editor and command prompt. It involves creating a source code file with the .java extension, compiling the source code using the javac compiler which produces bytecode, and running the bytecode using the java command. The document demonstrates each step with examples, and analyzes a simple Hello World Java program to explain the structure and components of a Java application.

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Object Oriented Programming - SCJ2153: Associate Prof. Dr. Norazah Yusof

The document discusses the steps to create a Java application from scratch using a text editor and command prompt. It involves creating a source code file with the .java extension, compiling the source code using the javac compiler which produces bytecode, and running the bytecode using the java command. The document demonstrates each step with examples, and analyzes a simple Hello World Java program to explain the structure and components of a Java application.

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Object Oriented Programming SCJ2153 Creating Java Program

Associate Prof. Dr. Norazah Yusof

Steps to Create Java Applications

Creation / modification of source code

Saves on disk

Text Editor
If error

Source Code (.java)

Codes being compiled

Produces

If runtime error / incorrect results

Java Compiler

Byte Code (.class)

Byte codes being run

Results

Java Virtual Machine

Program Execution

Create a Source File

1. Create a new directory in drive C to place all your Java source files. 2. Open a text editor i.e. Notepad. 3. Type the Java code. 4. Save the code to a file. The name of the file must be the same as the class name and with the extension name .java.

Demonstrate how to create the directory from the command prompt


1. Start Accessories Command prompt
2. cd \ 3. mkdir JavaPrograms
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Demonstrate how to open a text editor i.e. Notepad


Start Accessories Notepad

Demonstrate how to type the Java code in Notepad

Demonstrate how to save the Java application file


1. Save the file in the directory named c:\JavaPrograms. 2. Include the double quote HelloApp.java to avoid the .txt extension.
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Compile the Source File


1. 2. The Java source file can be compiled in DOS environment. Make sure that the Windows operating systems can find the source files, the Java compiler, and necessary classes.
One option is to create a batch file using Notepad that will
Set the path that contains the compiler. Set the class path that determine the locations of the Java classes or the byte codes. Change the current directory to the one that contains the Java source file.

3. 4. 5.

Compile the Java source file at the DOS prompt using the javac command. If there are syntax errors, the compiler will display the error messages and need to modify the program. If no error, a Java byte code file will be produced (i.e. class).
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Demonstrate how to create the batch file using Notepad


set PATH=C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.5.0_01\bin set CLASSPATH=C:\JavaPrograms cd \JavaPrograms Save the file as : "Javabatch.bat"
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Demonstrate how to compile the Java source file at Dos prompt


javac HelloApp.java

Show the .class in the directory

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Run the Java Bytecode file

1. The Java source file can be run in DOS environment. 2. Run the Java source file at the Dos prompt using the java command. 3. The Java Virtual Machine (JVM) will interpret each lines of the Java byte codes and produces the results.

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Demonstrate how to run the Java byte code file at Dos prompt
java HelloApp

Show the result

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Analyzing the Example


This is a Java comment. It is ignored by the compiler. // Program 1.1 This is my first Java program. This is the class header public class HelloApp for the class HelloApp { This area is the body of the class HelloApp. All of the data and methods for this class will be between these curly braces.

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Analyzing the Example

// This is my first Java program.

This is Java main method. public class HelloApp Every Java application must { have a main method public static void main(String [] args) { This area is the body of the main method. All of the actions to be completed during the main method will be between these curly braces. } }

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Analyzing the Example

// This is my first Java program. public class HelloApp { public static void main(String [] args) { System.out.println("Hello there"); System.out.println("Welcome to Java"); } } This is the Java Statement that is executed when the program runs.

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