[RESOLVED]Combining

i have two java program. lets call them javaA and javaB both are .java files. how do i import javaA into javaB.

ps
incase some people start saying i dont understand. for the sake of this lets say javaA just take the input and doubles and returns the value. now how can i use javaA in javaB

put a simple "import javaA;" at the beginning of class javaB, this will do the trick, but in case javaA is in a different folder you need to add it's path (the path of the compiled .class file) to the class-path parameter when compiling javaB

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Originally Posted by ComputerJy

put a simple "import javaA;" at the beginning of class javaB, this will do the trick, but in case javaA is in a different folder you need to add it's path (the path of the compiled .class file) to the class-path parameter when compiling javaB

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atm i cant compile but i have a few questions
1) w/ or w/o the ""
2) i think i try that before but get the error "." is missing and its in the same folder

without the quotes.

If so, there is no reason to be getting errors, just make sure javaA is compiled before javaB

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Originally Posted by ComputerJy

without the quotes.

If so, there is no reason to be getting errors, just make sure javaA is compiled before javaB

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i get the fellowing
.java:3: '.' expected
import javaB;

class javaA.java:

Code:

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public class javaA
{
        public static void main(String[] args)
        {
                javaB b = new javaB();
                System.out.println(b.add(2, 5));
        }
}

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class javaB.java

Code:

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public class javaB
{
        public int add(int a, int b)
        {
                return a + b;
        }

}

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See, an import statement is not needed if both classes are in the same package which seems to be the case here.. Sorry if I wasn't clear :P