class to the word bologna. You see a red X and a red underline in Eclipse's editor:
Changing the word args to the word malarkey is okay. The editor doesn't display and error messages
and the program runs correctly.
If you change class ThingsILike to public class SomeOtherWord,
the error message says The public type SomeOtherWord must be defined in its own file.
If you change println to display, the error message says The method display(String) is undefined for the type PrintStream.
If you remove a pair of curly braces, the error message is Syntax error on token ")", { expected after this token or Syntax error on token "ThingsILike", { expected after this token.
If you comment out the line System.out.println("Chocolate, royalties, sleep")
using either the end-of-line or traditional commenting style, the program runs. But you see no output when you run the program.
That is, nothing much happens when you run the program.
args to any of the following words because the following words are valid Java identifiers (names for things):
args to any of the following words because the following words are not valid Java identifiers (names for things):
class ThingsYouLike {
public static void main(String malarky[]) {
System.out.println("Learning Java, Experimenting with code, Laughing at Barry's jokes");
}
}