Enthuware

Hi,
In the correct answer, why is there .; after classpath : java -classpath .;abc.utils.jar Main

Same question. Anyone got an answer for that?

That is the path separator. Observe this line in the problem statement:
(Assume that abc.utils.jar and your application classes are in current directory.)

So, you need both - the current directory and the module jar, in your classpath.

can enthuware team please answear to my questions because i don't use forum to waste time, or critisize your amazing job, i just use the forum to improve my knowledge in java, i'm not the smartest

so here is my question regarding this topic

why guys do you use .;abc.utils.jar and not ".;abc.utils.jar" because i learned that on linux you use : without "" but on windows you use ; with ""

There is no particular reason to use one style over the other. Commands specified on the command line are OS/platform dependent and you should be aware of both styles.

thank you