Anonymous
10/28/2025, 11:06:32 PM
No.107037068
>>107036733
For the simplest test program, you need a public class to contain a public static void method called main that takes an array of strings as its only argument. From there, you can do whatever you like.
Or, you build a test scheme with a framework like JUnit. (See its documentation for how to mark a class as supplying tests.)
Or, you use the new Java 25 way of doing a main class. In that case, you need to use the right runtime or it won't know what to do.
Which one were you trying to do?
For the simplest test program, you need a public class to contain a public static void method called main that takes an array of strings as its only argument. From there, you can do whatever you like.
Or, you build a test scheme with a framework like JUnit. (See its documentation for how to mark a class as supplying tests.)
Or, you use the new Java 25 way of doing a main class. In that case, you need to use the right runtime or it won't know what to do.
Which one were you trying to do?