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    Re: How to use another package's classes?

    Perhaps I have too many gaps in my information to be worrying about this. I will end the thread here.
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    Re: How to use another package's classes?

    Path to main class: C:\Users\(my name)\eclipse-workspace\Lemmatizer Prototype\src\main\main.java
    Path to Noun class: C:\Users\(my name)\eclipse-workspace\Lemmatizer...
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    Re: How to use another package's classes?

    I tried both import parts_of_speech and parts_of_speech.Noun (which I don't want to do, I want to import every single class within the whole package) and nothing worked. Within my eclipse folder, I...
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    Re: How to use another package's classes?

    How do I figure out the path where my class file is located? That is, in such a way that it can be imported? Yeah, I know where the physical .class file is, but what am I supposed to do, say import...
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    How to use another package's classes?

    So I am working on a lemmatizer, currently, so I have one package where I will store classes corresponding to parts of speech, e.g. Noun, Verb and what not. And then in another package I will have my...
  6. Why are we so concerned with things like public, private, etc. in Java?

    If it weren't obvious by my asking of this question, I come from Python.

    Anyways, I am wondering what all the nonsense is about declaring things to be abstract, private etc. for "security". The...
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    Re: Using a constructor within a subclass

    I'm afraid I don't understand. Could you be more concrete?
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    Using a constructor within a subclass

    So I use Eclipse IDE. I am just practising with Java, so I'm only doing silly practise projects with stuff like Fruit classes and what not. To try out class extensions, I have one file, Fruit.java,...
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