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Package Compilation

 
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I have two classes:
File 1:
package MyPackage;
class Balance{
String name;
int bal;
Balance(String n, int b){
name = n;
bal = b;
}
void show(){
if(bal>0)
System.out.println("--> " + name + " " + bal);
}
}
File 2:
package MyPackage;
class AccountBalance{
public static void main(String args[]){
Balance current= new Balance("Me", 0);

}
}
These seperate files both include the package statements, and are both physically located inside the MyPackage directory. The directory structure is:
C:\Exam\MyPackage
I have fooled around with various import statements, tried moving to the above directory, mumbulled incantions to several fire-gods, but I can't get these to compile. What should I do!?!?
 
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First of all, fire gods are for run time errors, not compile errors. Secondly, mortals need to know the error message you are getting.
 
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