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.J File Extension

A .J file is a Java Source File, created by Oracle.

Open with Oracle Java Virtual Machine. Available for Linux, Windows and Mac.

What is a .J file?

The file extension .J is used for Java Source Files. These files contain the source code written in the Java programming language. This means they have the instructions or commands that a programmer writes to create a program or application in Java. The source code in a .J file could be for a whole program by itself, or it might be just one part of a larger Java project that has many files.

To open and work with a .J file, you can use several programs or tools. Some of the main ones include: - Oracle Java Virtual Machine: This is a software that allows your computer to run programs written in Java. It can also be used to open and execute the code in .J files. - Eclipse IDE for Java Developers: Eclipse is a very popular tool among Java developers. It's an Integrated Development Environment (IDE), which means it provides a lot of helpful features for coding, like editing, debugging, and running your Java programs. - javac: This is the Java compiler. It's a program that translates the source code in your .J file into a format that the Java Virtual Machine can understand and execute. - vim: Vim is a highly configurable text editor that can be used for editing any kind of text, including Java source code in .J files. It's known for its efficiency and is favored by many programmers. - gVim: This is essentially Vim with a graphical user interface, making it a bit more user-friendly while offering the same powerful features as Vim.

It's worth noting that Java source files more commonly have the extension .JAVA, not .J. However, if you come across a .J file, the tools mentioned above should allow you to open and work with it as you would with a .JAVA file.

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