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1. Complete the program so that it writes "Good-by" on the computer monitor.
class Bye
{
public static void main ( String[] args )
{
System.out.println(" ");
}
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| 2. The source file that this program is saved in should be called (Be sure you use correct upper and lower case characters.) |
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3. To compile the program, enter this command into the DOS window:
C:\SomeDir> Bye.java |
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| 4. The compiler will create a file containing " " . This file will be named " " . |
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5. To run the bytecodes, enter this command into the DOS window:
C:\SomeDir> " " Bye |
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| 6. The program that interprets the byte codes on your hardware is called the Java " " . |
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| 7. Although the underlying hardware may be different, the Java Virtual Machine on your computer is " " as that on any other computer, and so can run the same byte codes. |
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| 8. An " " is a Java bytecode program that runs on a Web browser. |
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| 9. To create a Java source file, use a program called a " " such as Notepad. |
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| 10. The " " command of DOS is used to examine the files in a directory. |
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