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Compiling and Running

This section redirects you to sites dedicated to the process of compiling and interpreting your Java code. There are some step-by-step tutorials on how to get started writing a 'Hello World' application and you'll find a number of links to vendors that have implemented tools to make it easier to develop. Decompiling is the reverse process of converting bytecode back to source code. The goal of obfuscating bytecode is to make the decompilation process as hard as possible if not impossible.

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General:

The Java compilation process

How do I compile my Java Program?

How do I set the CLASSPATH?

Options of the JAVAC compiler

Options of the JAVA command

What is the difference between java and jre

Your first Java Program: 'Hello, World!'

How do I obfuscate my bytecode?

Can I make an .exe of my Java program (on a PC)?

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