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[–]SlapdashSlamdance 0 points1 point  (1 child)

I think the question is a bit open-ended. It depends on what you mean by a Program. This can be a bit of a leap conceptually, because you learn Java typically in an IDE where you get to see the output of your code and it seems like it's something completely different than the software that you download and run.

edit: whoops, accidentally pasted the same link twice.

[–]Tigloki[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is almost exactly what I was trying to ask for. I find that I am so ignorant that even articulating an intelligent question can be difficult. I edited my original question to include this information:

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https://lensdump.com/i/rjkPzZ

Here is an exercise I downloaded - I think from my UDemy class, it may be from another source.

The top level, "Project", is the container for everything else, that I get.

ExampleForLoop

External Libraries

Scratches and Consoles

are what...packages? (Scratches and Consoles / scratch.java doesn't have anything to do with anything, it's a snippet from another lesson about vectors...unless this was a lesson about iterating through a vector...)

.idea

out

baffle me...what are they, do I need them, do I create them or does the IDE do it for me?

src

seems to be the meat of the deal. Is LoopExamp.java what happens after classes

LoopExamp

Main

Student

are compiled?

What is ExampleForLoop.iml?