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Why *$1 in *.class names?

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ResetGomb

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I am beginner in Java. When I compile "progi.java" I get "progi.class" and "progi$1.class". I don't understand why. Can onybody help me?

Thank you!
 
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That indicates that you have an internal class called 1. Java handles internal classes by prepending the "main" classes name with a $ to the inner classes name. There is nothing to worry about, this is normal.


Good luck
 
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