If you are saving the file through an old version of a text editor say for e.g. notepad
then saving the file as M.java will actually save the file as M.java.txt
and hence you may find people use "M.java" although not necessary everywhere.
Nitin Surana wrote:If you are saving the file through an old version of a text editor say for e.g. notepad
then saving the file as M.java will actually save the file as M.java.txt
and hence you may find people use "M.java" although not necessary everywhere.