A good answer might be:

(1) The program must be compiled into bytecode with the Java compiler, then (2) run using the Java interperter.

To run the program check that the DOS command interpreter is using the subdirectory that contains the source file. Do this by using the command DIR *.java to list the files in the subdirectory. One of the files should be "Hello.java". To see all the files, just just the command DIR.

C:\TEMP>DIR *.java
 Volume in drive C has no label.
 Volume Serial Number is 7C68-1E55

 Directory of C:\TEMP

08/23/98  01:07a                   115 Hello.java
               1 File(s)            115 bytes
                          2,448,368,640 bytes free

If you don't see the source file, use the Change Directory command CD to get to the correct subdirectory. To compile the source file (thereby producing a file of bytecodes) enter the command javac Hello.java. Finally, to run it, enter the command java Hello.

C:\TEMP>javac Hello.java
  compiling: Hello.java

C:\TEMP>java Hello

Hello World!

C:\TEMP>

QUESTION 4:

• What is the command that runs the Java compiler?
• What is the command that runs the Java interpreter?