Vikram Bhati wrote:Can we recall the main method?
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Winston Gutkowski wrote:
Did you test it? Did it work?
If so, you have your answer.
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Vikram Bhati wrote:No its not working.
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I thought not.Maneesh Godbole wrote:Actually it did not compile.
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Campbell Ritchie wrote:By the way: put the [] as part of the type, not after the identifier name.
String[] args please, rather than String args[]
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Vikram Bhati wrote:It generates same error after doing this too. I'm simply want to know that can we recall the main method after calling of JVM. That's it
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Campbell Ritchie wrote:That is different from what I expected, but
1: Have you worked out why it compiles at all? 2: What happened when you ran that code?
Vikram Bhati wrote:main(null) that means there is no value in the array
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public static void main(String... args)
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