"just cannot" is not a good answer, there must be reason why it does not work.
In my computer sudo java works fine. Maybe ubuntuuser should check, is java in root user PATH or not.
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"just cannot" is not a good answer, there must be reason why it does not work.
In my computer sudo java works fine. Maybe ubuntuuser should check, is java in root user PATH or not.
Yes, choice is good thing. For example, if one project is inactive or goes to wrong direction then we can replace it with another project. Even better is if there are several *good* tools to do the...
What i have to say, yes it does? Quality and design are usually also better than alternatives offer.
We are using linux, its ubuntuforums you know. Dont you know that Visual Studio does not...
In my opinion Java has one really serious advantage when compared to other options in Linux. Java has absolutely best development tools. We have many IDE-s, profilers, testing tools, statical code...
I dont have such success with file managers, my experience shows that almost no linux file manager supports by defaulft executable jar files. It works in windows, true, but not in linux. One should...
Easiest way is to create shell script and it may call "java filename.class" and may have also some other initializations. Lot of java programs are using it, for example azureus bittorrent client...
Statement that interface is subset of abstract class is NOT applicable for java.
Hmm, i dont think interface is subset of abstract class. You can implement in your real class many interfaces, but you can extend only one abstract class. This is why its recommended to "program to...
I have exactly same problem btw. My main programming language is java but i tried to learn a little more lisp (just for fun, not for real coding of course). Installed emacs and slime. Because default...
Here are instructions, link stolen from java devel packages thread: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/RestrictedFormats#head-68565ae07a003332e82c9f23706638777396c249
Im using eclipse with sun jdk and can...
In work im using Intellij IDEA, in home im using eclipse in linux. Eclipse seems to be best open source IDE, not just for java but for other languages as well.
Voted for Java.
In work i have to use a lot of Windows but i use also a lot of Linux (whenever i can, both in home and in work). With Java, i can move my code, binaries, IDE-s, tools, skills......
Head First Java is good, i like Head First books and Head First style.
You must set correctly classpath. Looks -classpath option for javac.