Java File name with white space

[jhaveri_hiral]

Hello,

I have created a Java file which has white spaces in its name.

Now, if I create public class in this file, the class name must match with the file name. But class name can't have white spaces...

So wat is the way out??

Thank you in advance..

[Junky]

Simple. Don't use whitespace in file names. At the least use underscores instead.

[JosAH]

Hello,

I have created a Java file which has white spaces in its name.

Now, if I create public class in this file, the class name must match with the file name. But class name can't have white spaces...

So wat is the way out??

Thank you in advance..

Why on earth do you want to do that? Is it a silly exercise from a book?

kind regards,

Jos

[Junky]

I blame M$.

[JosAH]

I blame M$.

I don't know; I see a lot of silly questions lately with silly constraints: sorting stuff without using arrays, getting characters from a String without using String methods etc. This is one of those silly questions. Someone must be making those questions up for some diabolical reason ...

kind regards,

Jos

[Junky]

I was actually referring to the ability of having spaces in file names. I remember waaaaay back at uni when using unix some students using the mkdir command to create a directory called My Files and wondered why it didn't work.

[JosAH]

I was actually referring to the ability of having spaces in file names. I remember waaaaay back at uni when using unix some students using the mkdir command to create a directory called My Files and wondered why it didn't work.

Ah, yes, I understand; it's one of Microsoft's 'inventions' without any thoughts behind them; also with their silly \r\n line ending sequence (instead of \n); all that code running all over the world, just to fix that ... and all their bloody 'void main( ...)' functions in C/C++ code; they should nail their heads to the floor.

kind regards,

Jos