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Java Java Annotations Using Java's Built-In Annotations Using the Directory and Xlint Options in the Command Line

Niranjana Devi Perialagan
Niranjana Devi Perialagan
467 Points
Posted by Niranjana Devi Perialagan
Niranjana Devi Perialagan
467 Points

What is the answer for this question to place all the class files in the destination folder out. javac -d out

I would like to know the answer for that quiz question

1 Answer

Jeremy Hill
Jeremy Hill
29,567 Points
Jeremy Hill
Jeremy Hill
29,567 Points

You pretty much have it- just use one space for -d and the other space for out