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So now that we know how to
get our code into the editor,

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let's take a quick look
at how to execute it.

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In WorkSpaces we built our application
by manually kicking off the compiler,

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Java C, which created Java class
files containing the byte code.

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Then we ran the Java executable and

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passed in the name of the class
that contained our starting point.

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You know, the static main method.

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Well I'm glad that we learned
how to do that it will help

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demystify the compilation and
running process that you are about to see.

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The IDE does all that and more.

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Ready to learn how?

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Let's go take a look.

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Okay so the first thing to remember is
that you can have multiple modules and

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therefore it's possible that you
can have static main methods in

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any of those files that you want to run.

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And there's no real way that the ID
could possibly know which file

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you wanna execute.

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So the idea in running something is to
first find the file that you wanna run.

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So, I know that our file that we
ran before was called Karaoke.

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And I know it's a little confusing
it's the Karaoke project.

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It's the Karaoke file.

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There's also a karaoke machine.

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We should probably rename
that in the future sometime.

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For now let's open it.

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And let's say that I didn't want to
use the mouse to click over there.

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If I come over here and

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press double shift, there's a great
tool called Search Everywhere.

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I'm just going to start typing karaoke.

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There it is, classes, I'm going to choose
that and I'm going to press Enter, boom.

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There's our Karaoke file, great.

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This is what I want to run, right?

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Remember this goes and
starts every thing off.

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So since I have it open,
I'm going to go to the run menu, and

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I'm just going to choose run here.

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Now it's just double-checking
what I meant, and

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it's gonna do this here, Karaoke,
and I'm gonna click this.

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It's gonna go ahead and
it's gonna build the file.

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After it's built,
we'll take a look at how it got ran.

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Okay, so it's gonna pop up a new
window here called the console.

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And here, you'll see that the program's
actually running and it's waiting for

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our input.

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Here's the program that got kicked off and

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I just kinda wanna show you all
the way over here to the end.

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That's kind of a crazy set up, but
it's running basically what we did,

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but it's wrapping it in this IDE magic and
what that does is it allows us to.

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Type into this window, and
it allows system out to come into here.

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So right, so system in is coming in and
capturing it, and it's wrapping it.

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But it's still passing
at this parameter here.

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So let me scroll all the way back.

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Okay, cool.

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So, what do we wanna do?

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Let's choose a song to sing.

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Right?

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Let's choose YouTube.

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And I still haven't found
what I'm looking for.

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Okay, great.

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So it's pretty cool right?

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Now the bummer is that in
a few of our apps we used

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system.console which is specifically
made for console apps by the Java team.

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So the bad news is.

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And you might have heard some
chatter about this in the forum.

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The don't work so well in this redirected
IO model that most of these IDEs use.

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Right?
So the way that they're writing to

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the window and reading from the window.

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So currently there are bugs filed in
almost all of the popular IDEs that I saw

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to support the system.console bug,
but the big problem is,

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is that console is marked final.

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Remember that can't be changed.

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So it's pretty hard for
these IDE maintainers to get things right.

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So you can't really blame them.

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Maybe by the time you're watching
this they'll already have it fixed.

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But if not, use the tricks that we use in
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system in as opposed
to system dot council.

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I've included some notes about
the problem in the teachers' notes.

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Now, since we've run this
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created a run configuration.

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So you'll see here in the menu
that it has a Run Karaoke.

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Let's go ahead and click that again.

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So it's kicking it off again, and one
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that we left our first application
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there's another one running.

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So, it's running two.

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And that's totally fine, but

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you might forget and
get a whole bunch of these going.

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So it's important to know that there's
a little run menu over here, and

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you can stop things.

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So let's stop that Karaoke.

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Let this process finish,
and we'll come over here.

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The other thing you could do is say Close,
or Close Tab or Close All Tabs.

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And this is a pretty common thing to see.

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The Karaoke is running,
we're just gonna say to disconnect and

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terminate the process.

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Boom, and now, well,
our menu's gone from down there.

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Okay, so this is the runbar up here.

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You'll also see that

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all the different configurations that
got built will be shown in here.

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So we just built that configuration for
Karaoke so it's in here.

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So, let's go ahead and
open up that configuration.

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Okay, cool.
So these are the settings for it.

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You can set options for
each time that the program runs.

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So remember in our Hangman app,
we passed the name of the puzzle.

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That's what this Program
arguments field is here.

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The Working directory is what
is set from where things start.

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So if you remember,
that's why we dropped the songs.txt.

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Right into the content route because
this is the content route right.

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Karaoke, content route.

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So, that's where things work relatively.

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I don't know if you remember
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I want to show you where we're doing this.

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So I know that we're
doing this thing here.

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Called import from songs.text.

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So let's say that we didn't know
where that songBook def was.

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But we knew that the function
was called import from.

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So you can also sort modules right.

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So if I go import from and I hit it.

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It will go right to where it was at.

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And let's see.

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So it says a new import stream
reader on the fileName and

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that was songs.text that we passed in and
since.

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This thing works relatively.

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It's working from the working directory,
which is right here.

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Cool right?

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Okay, so let's flip back really
quick to that configuration.

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So I'm going to click this up here and
choose that Configurations.

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I want to show you one more thing
because it's kind of buried and

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I've seen some questions about this so
I just want to make sure I point it out.

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Logging is a great tool that
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Java has a great logging system.

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It allows you to categorize and
place entries of different severities and

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lets you know what's happening
during your application.

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And maybe you don't want to show users
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but you do want to have
logs of what was happening.

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So, there's a tab over here that says
Logs and you can configure them here.

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You can save everything that
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So, that's kind of helpful
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if you wanted to get back to it later.

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And there's also the ability to
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which is also pretty nice.

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So the last thing that I want you to
remember here is that you can have

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multiple modules with run configurations,
and just remember that pressing

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this run button here will run
whatever is in this list here.

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So this is Karaoke.

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So if I press play,
it will run that specific configuration.

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Great, all right.

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So now we can navigate around our
file structure, and build and

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run our application.

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There is a ton more of this ID you can do,

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and much more than I could
possibly show you in this course.

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Let's spend a little time learning
how to figure more out, and

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also let me show off a few
of my favorite tricks.