Why we can have only public class per java file? Is there any specific technical reson about that constrain? or any predefined JVM rule or else??
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The compiler needs to be able to find classes that may not yet have been compiled.Originally posted by softwaregeek
If source code for a class can have any file name, or is hidden together with other
class sources, the compiler can't find it.
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Originally posted by JosAH
Jos yet its not clear....plz explain it in as simple way as possible...
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Suppose you have two public classes A and B and also suppose an A objectOriginally posted by softwaregeek
creates or uses or refers to a B object.
When you compile A.java the compiler notices that a B object is used. Suppose
there's no B.class yet (B has not been compiled yet). The Javac compiler starts
searching for a source file B.java in order to compile it too. Suppose the name
could be anything; how is the compiler supposed to find the source for class B?
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