ClassPaths drive me nuts

[Amit Batra]

A systems classpath includes the following:
:C:\programs\limbo;C:\stuff\jars;C:\misc

We want to be able to run a program using the command:

java limbo.BlackBox

We have already created a valid BlackBox.class file. Where could we place a
copy of this file to enable us to run the program as specified?
A In directory C:\programs\limbo
B In directory C:\programs\limbo\classes
C In directory C:\misc
D In directory C:\misc\limbo
E In directory C:\misc\limbo\classes
F In directory C:\stuff\jars
G In a JAR file bb.jar located in directory C:\stuff\jars
H .jar located in directory C:\stuff\jars, with a relative path of
limbo/BlackBox.class within the JAR file

Ans shown as C.
1.my question why cant answer A be right??
2.Are there alot of classpth questions on the exam?
3. is there a site where I can read about classpath like a gentle introduction?

[Naseem Khan]

I think question looks incomplete from its language. It says "Where could we place a copy of this file to enable us to run the program as specified?", no where is written, file is copied to the specified directory along with its package (means whole folder is moved) or just class is copied.

As per your answer, it looks like whole folder is moved. In that case, F is also correct as there is no difference between C:\misc and C:\stuff\jars

Naseem
[ August 08, 2006: Message edited by: Naseem Khan ]