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See I told you the question was dumb<br />

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No such thing as a dumb question! Answers on the other hand ... :-)<br />
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BTW, don't discard this technique only because its generaly not used for applets. Sometimes it works out as a grat debuffing tool.<br />

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No such thing as a dumb question! Answers on the other hand ... :-)

BTW, don't discard this technique only because its generaly not used for applets. Sometimes it works out as a grat debuffing tool.


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Here is a dumb question. &nbsp;I just started to learn Java and a book I bought, 1001 Java Programmer's Tips, has been very helpful. &nbsp;In the book it uses a method for debugging.<br />
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System.out.println(&quot;displa<wbr />yed text&quot;);<br />
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I never see the text &quot;displayed text.&quot; &nbsp;The book says it displays in the &quot;console.&quot; &nbsp;I don't know what they are referring to as the console.<br />
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I am using the Java which came with my Borland C++ 5.01 and running the applet through Netscape Navigator 4.0.<br />
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Thanks for your help.<br />
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AJY
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Here is a dumb question.  I just started to learn Java and a book I bought, 1001 Java Programmer's Tips, has been very helpful.  In the book it uses a method for debugging.

System.out.println("displayed text");

I never see the text "displayed text."  The book says it displays in the "console."  I don't know what they are referring to as the console.

I am using the Java which came with my Borland C++ 5.01 and running the applet through Netscape Navigator 4.0.

Thanks for your help.

AJY

Looking for output.

Java is a platform-independent, object-oriented programming language and run-time environment, designed to have as few implementation dependencies as possible such that developers can write one set of code across all platforms using libraries. Most devices will not run Java natively, and require a run-time component to be installed in order to execute a Java program.