Command Line Arguments
I cannot seem to find how to add command line arguments in IntelliJ. Here is my code:
public class BlankFiller { public static void main(String[] arguments) { System.out.println("The " + arguments[0] + " " + arguments[1] + " fox " + "jumped over the " + arguments[2] + " dog."); } }
I need to be able to specify these arguments. I have tried doing ALT + SHIFT + F10, going to edit, and adding my arguments in the "Program Arguments" section with no luck. I am just starting with IntelliJ, and have previously used DrJava, where there was an interactions pane and I could specify them using
java BlankFiller arg arg arg
How can I do this in IntelliJ? Thanks!
P.S. Please be noob friendly in responses! Thanks again!
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Hi David,
That 'Program Arguments' section is the right place. Please provide a screenshot which shows what do you have there.
Denis
Edit: nevermind i will post in one sec.
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It looks ok for me. Could you try execute your program with the following code as the first main() instruction and provide the output here:
Denis
I get the following error:
java: cannot find symbol
symbol: variable Arrays
location: class BlankFiller
That 'Arrays' is 'java.util.Arrays'
Denis