Answer:
Nearly, but there are differences.
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Windows 95 Version:
- Start Notepad.
- COPY: Copy the program into the clipboard.
- In the browser window (this window), put the mouse pointer on the "c" of "class".
- Push down on the left mouse button, then drag down until the final "}" of the program is covered.
- Lift up on the mouse button.
- Click on the "Edit" menu of the browser and then click on "Copy". This makes a copy of the program in the clipboard, a section of the computer's main memory.
- PASTE: Click inside the Notepad window to make it active. Go to its "Edit" menu and click on "paste." You should now have have a copy of the program in Notepad.
- SAVE: Click on the "File" menu of Notepad and "Save As"
HelloPlanets.java.- You will have to "navigate" to the subdirectory you wish to use.
- Start up a DOS window.
- In the DOS window, use the CD command to go to the subdirectory that holds the file.
- In this example, C:/Temp will be used.
- RUN: Run the program:
- In the DOS window.
Do a DIR to check that
HelloPlanets.javais there. - Compile the program:
C:/Temp> javac HelloPlanets.java - Run the program:
C:/Temp> java HelloPlanets
- In the DOS window.
Do a DIR to check that
- Exit DOS: type "exit" at the DOS prompt.
QUESTION 4:
(Review:) How can Notepad be started?