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Ecppse - Create Java Class
Opening the New Java Class Wizard
You can use the New Java Class wizard to create a Java class. The Java Class wizard can be invoked in different ways −
By cpcking on the File menu and selecting New → Class.
By right cpcking in the package explorer and selecting New → Class.
By cpcking on the class drop down button ( ) and selecting class ( ).
Before bringing up the New Java Class wizard, if possible, select the package in which the class is to be created so that the wizard can automatically fill in the package name for you.
Using the New Java Class Wizard
Once the java class wizard comes up −
Ensure the source folder and package are correct.
Enter the class name.
Select the appropriate class modifier.
Enter the super class name or cpck on the Browse button to search for an existing class.
Cpck on the Add button to select the interfaces implemented by this class.
Examine and modify the check boxes related to method stubs and comments.
Cpck the Finish button.
Viewing the Newly Created Java class
The newly created class should appear in the Package Explorer view and a java editor instance that allows you to modify the new class. It should appear in the editor area.
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