Member Avatar for pssubash

Hi,
I created a class named Test.java

public class Test {
	public Test() {
		System.out.println("Testing......");
	}
}

It sucessfully compiles.
Then i create another java class Menu.java and here i trying to create an object of the Test class.

class Menu {
	
	public static void main(String[] args) {
	
		Test arrList = new Test();
		
	}
}

I got an error "Test cannot resolved to a type error " while i compile the Menu.java
I am new to java
Anyone can help ?
Thanks in advance.

Edited by pssubash because: code
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Member Avatar for vijayr2m

You need to have both the class files in a same folder. The error means I couldn't resolve(find) the Type Test Class.

Member Avatar for pssubash

Yes,it aleady resides the same folder.but the iuuse will come.
Please find the attached files

import java.util.ArrayList;
class Menu {
	
	public static void main(String[] args) {
	
		Test arrList = new Test();
		
	}
}
public class Test {
	public Test() {
		System.out.println("Testing......");
	}
}
Edited by pssubash because: n/a
Member Avatar for javaAddict

Do you have both the .class files and the java files in the same folder?
Test.java, Test.class, Menu.java, Menu.class ? I checked the code and it is correct.

The difference is that I have declared a package. The code should work without one. But is is better to use one. The right way would be to declare a package and set to the classpath the location of that package.

Can you verify at least that all of the above files mentioned are in the same folder?

Member Avatar for pssubash

Menu.class is not there,rest is there.
I got the above specified error while i am trying to compile Menu.java.
OS using : Linux

Member Avatar for pssubash

No one have any idea about it ?
Hope this is a small error ?
Can any one help me ?

Member Avatar for javaAddict

Have you tried to declare a package at those classes?
Don't forget to set the classpath as well. There are instructions you can follow. Look at the tutorials at the top of the java forum

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