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Hi this is sharing so hard and welcome to the next video of the Scotland programming series.

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Now in the previous video we just had our first application up and running.

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Now in this video let's check out how does the Helliwell program in Codlin verdicts.

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Now the main motto of this video is to tell you that in Cartland we don't require the usage of Flast

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explicitly to make our application run.

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Now what do you mean by this is let's just compare the hello world called with the Java code.

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So here I have some Java code public plus some name inside which I have public static void main method

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inside which I have the print statement of hello world.

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Right.

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We all are aware of this.

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Now if you are not from Java don't then please don't worry about it.

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This course is designed in such a way that even the non Java programmer can also watch the Codlin programming

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series.

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I am just citing such example so that things will be more clear now in order to bring the hello world.

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We need to put that inside their double gold first and then use the print function as we all are aware

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of this.

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Now in case of Codlin we just need to use the main method right.

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Such as if you in space mean energy is empty of string and back open and backward close.

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So here in the output we get.

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Hello world.

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Right now in case of Cartland we don't have any class defined at all like we have defined the class

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here.

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If it is so then Vivier so much concerned with the class definition.

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So let's check it out.

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Now in order to execute any Java code it simply means the class fails.

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That is the Java virtual machine simply defines the class files.

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Right now in case of Cartland the Codlin also needs the Java virtual machine in the runtime.

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Similar to Java.

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To execute it's called right because Gorlin is more advanced form of Java or the more powerful version

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of Java.

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And it also needs Java virtual machine in runtime forward scored execution.

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Now as we all know the main function was not enclosed within that class.

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Right now the question arises does Cartland create a class internally during the runtime.

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The answer to this is yes.

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While the Cartland called our Exec did the Cartland compiler simply creates a class file which is loaded

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into the memory for the code execution in the runtime.

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So the Cartland in the runtime behaves similar to a java file in case of Java as well.

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That darned java file extension is simply converted to the bytecode present inside that door class extension.

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Now similarly the Codlin file as well are actually converted to the class files with the help of this

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Gorlin compiler so that it will be further executed with the help of the Java virtual machine in the

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runtime.

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Right now let us move back to the intelligent ID and let us check out how that Scotland compiler creates

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that class file and now this time I'm simply going to open my current project that I have saved in the

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previous video in our store.

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Now to open any existing project you just need to click on open right and also you can do the import

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project.

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If you have made your project in some other PC or laptop and then you want to import that project inside

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your current laptop or PC.

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But since I have created this project inside my own PC so let us open it.

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And then simply navigate to the next stop Gartin programming and simply open it.

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So here is some tape.

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There are explosive.

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And now make sure you are working under the project level hierarchy.

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This view right now is simply expand your project here.

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You will find a source folder within which I have my first file dark gayety within which we build our

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Hello World program right now whenever we execute our code by using this I can click on this icon and

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then here you will find my first file.

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Now Vardis file means that during the compile time that Gorlin compiler simply converts our dark guilty

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file into this file such as my first file.

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Which is actually the class but I search simply converts out of the extension file into a file which

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is understandable by the Java virtual machine.

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So if I click on brenne then it will simply execute are called and you will get the output in the output

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console.

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Now this output you can find it inside the runtime.

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So here this red menu simply click on it and here you will find all the output that we will get in our

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upcoming videos as well.

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And now let me show you something extra inside the outfielder.

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You will find if you expanded my first file Kaytee dark glass.

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Now this is the class file that I am talking about which is actually auto generated.

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So I have not created this file.

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It has been generated automatically.

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So you don't have to deal with this dark glass file extension.

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Now if you open it then you will find some code here.

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And here you will find it shows it is actually the compiled code and it is actually autogen Richard.

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So please don't open this file and deal with it.

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And now to an hour Hellawell program.

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You can also do one thing you can simply click on brenne at the top.

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And here you will find this at an option.

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My first file security as you can also find this red button here.

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But make sure here you have to select this my first file.

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Right.

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Which is other then configuration.

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So simply run it.

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And let's see what happens.

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So here again we get hello world in the output.

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And now you must be thinking in Java.

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We used to date public static void main method.

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Now what about the static part in Codlin we don't have any static functions or methods so in Scotland

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we don't have any static concept that is this main method is actually by default playing the role of

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static function.

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And now let's just play around with the hello world application.

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So here let us try the print function and downside.

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Let us use one more intimate.

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And it is Sprint.

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Hello.

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Cartland.

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And now there an hour called by simply clicking on this Emberton.

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So here in the output we get.

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Hello world.

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Hello Cartland.

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Now here since we are using the paint function so it does not offend the new line character.

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At the end so far that we have a method of print.

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Alan Right.

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So this method print line simply paints a backslash and character at the end of hello world and then

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they will get.

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Hello Cartland.

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In the second line.

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So let us know what an hour.

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Or again.

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So here we get.

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Hello world and hello Cartland.

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And now suppose you want to perform some mathematical operation such as insert of this string.

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Let us try something different.

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And minus nine.

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And then let's see the output.

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So here we get one as the output.

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Now let us try something different.

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Then divided by 9.

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Then it and again we get one as the output.

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Now you must be thinking then divided by 9 is actually one point something.

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It is our decimal point of value.

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So Vivier getting only 1 in the output.

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Now this is because we simply define the integer value not the flawed value or their double value.

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So here let us try and point 0 and then run the code.

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And here we go.

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We get one point something in the output.

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Now shortly in our upcoming videos we are going to play around with the variables and other types.

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So as of now simply remember Vortiger videotape inside the print and in function the results will be

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printed in the output.

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But I suppose you type here through and then let's see what happens.

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So again in the output we get through.

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So even if you pass some boolean value then also we get some output.

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So this was all about the video in which we learned why we don't declare a class.

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In case of Gartley explicitly.

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Just because a Cartland compiler internally creates this class file that I thought the runtime execution.

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So this is all about this value.

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Thank you and have a good day.