Run Java Code without a package in Eclipse IDE

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I want to run my code without creating a package in java eclipse IDE.

But when I do so it is showing error :

Must declare a named package because this compilation unit is associated to the named module 'Games'

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rishabh agarwal

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I want to run my code without creating a package in java eclipse IDE.

But when I do so it is showing error :

Must declare a named package because this compilation unit is associated to the named module 'Games'

edited Nov 10 at 20:41

rishabh agarwal

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asked Nov 10 at 17:48

Ramo

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I want to run my code without creating a package in java eclipse IDE.

But when I do so it is showing error :

Must declare a named package because this compilation unit is associated to the named module 'Games'

edited Nov 10 at 20:41

rishabh agarwal

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asked Nov 10 at 17:48

Ramo

I want to run my code without creating a package in java eclipse IDE.

But when I do so it is showing error :

Must declare a named package because this compilation unit is associated to the named module 'Games'

java eclipse java-package

edited Nov 10 at 20:41

rishabh agarwal

711316

asked Nov 10 at 17:48

Ramo

edited Nov 10 at 20:41

rishabh agarwal

711316

asked Nov 10 at 17:48

Ramo

edited Nov 10 at 20:41

rishabh agarwal

711316

edited Nov 10 at 20:41

rishabh agarwal

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edited Nov 10 at 20:41

rishabh agarwal

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asked Nov 10 at 17:48

Ramo

asked Nov 10 at 17:48

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You are using the Java Platform Module System (JPMS) which requires not to use the default/unnamed package.

In the default package delete the file module-info.java to not use JPMS and to be able to have code in the default package.

edited Nov 11 at 8:31

answered Nov 11 at 8:23

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Got it sir ... Thks a lot !!!
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Just right click on the project folder -> New -> Package. Once the package is made, move all your classes into it.

answered Nov 10 at 17:54

Naeem Khan

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but I don't want to create any package ... I want to make it default !!!
– Ramo
Nov 10 at 17:57

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Double click on the error icon at the line number ->move to default package option.

Make sure the classes are (public or protected) to be used in different packages.

answered Nov 10 at 18:05

Vishnu V

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sry bro ... didn't get it ! Can u explain please ?
– Ramo
Nov 10 at 18:15

When you remove the package statement from your code, eclipse shows error on the line number right? When you double click the error symbol, it also shows the suggestions to correct the error. Among them, choose "move to default package" option
– Vishnu V
Nov 10 at 18:17

but i doubled click on error symbol but it showing nothing !
– Ramo
Nov 10 at 18:20

Try keeping the mouse pointer on the error symbol without clicking on it and see if it suggests. In my eclipse ide it does.
– Vishnu V
Nov 10 at 18:21

sry bro nothing happen !
– Ramo
Nov 10 at 18:23

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In the file in question, right click to get the context menu. Select "Refactor->Move". The resultant dialog will have the (default package) into which the source file may be placed.

Also, be sure to not have a package definition line at the start of the source file.

Please note that the use of the default package is generally discouraged, but there are time I still use it (primarily for printing copyright/version information).

enter image description here

There are also options for turning on hidden/suppressed parent packages, but I think the Refactor approach is the most clean.

answered Nov 10 at 20:55

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4 Answers
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active

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You are using the Java Platform Module System (JPMS) which requires not to use the default/unnamed package.

In the default package delete the file module-info.java to not use JPMS and to be able to have code in the default package.

edited Nov 11 at 8:31

answered Nov 11 at 8:23

howlger

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Got it sir ... Thks a lot !!!
– Ramo
Nov 11 at 14:18

add a comment |

up vote
0
down vote

accepted

You are using the Java Platform Module System (JPMS) which requires not to use the default/unnamed package.

In the default package delete the file module-info.java to not use JPMS and to be able to have code in the default package.

edited Nov 11 at 8:31

answered Nov 11 at 8:23

howlger

9,61551636

1

Got it sir ... Thks a lot !!!
– Ramo
Nov 11 at 14:18

add a comment |

up vote
0
down vote

accepted

You are using the Java Platform Module System (JPMS) which requires not to use the default/unnamed package.

In the default package delete the file module-info.java to not use JPMS and to be able to have code in the default package.

edited Nov 11 at 8:31

answered Nov 11 at 8:23

howlger

9,61551636

You are using the Java Platform Module System (JPMS) which requires not to use the default/unnamed package.

In the default package delete the file module-info.java to not use JPMS and to be able to have code in the default package.

edited Nov 11 at 8:31

answered Nov 11 at 8:23

howlger

9,61551636

edited Nov 11 at 8:31

answered Nov 11 at 8:23

howlger

9,61551636

answered Nov 11 at 8:23

howlger

9,61551636

answered Nov 11 at 8:23

howlger

9,61551636

1

Got it sir ... Thks a lot !!!
– Ramo
Nov 11 at 14:18

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1

Got it sir ... Thks a lot !!!
– Ramo
Nov 11 at 14:18

Got it sir ... Thks a lot !!!
– Ramo
Nov 11 at 14:18

add a comment |

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Just right click on the project folder -> New -> Package. Once the package is made, move all your classes into it.

answered Nov 10 at 17:54

Naeem Khan

529

but I don't want to create any package ... I want to make it default !!!
– Ramo
Nov 10 at 17:57

add a comment |

up vote
1
down vote

Just right click on the project folder -> New -> Package. Once the package is made, move all your classes into it.

answered Nov 10 at 17:54

Naeem Khan

529

but I don't want to create any package ... I want to make it default !!!
– Ramo
Nov 10 at 17:57

add a comment |

up vote
1
down vote

Just right click on the project folder -> New -> Package. Once the package is made, move all your classes into it.

answered Nov 10 at 17:54

Naeem Khan

529

Just right click on the project folder -> New -> Package. Once the package is made, move all your classes into it.

answered Nov 10 at 17:54

Naeem Khan

529

answered Nov 10 at 17:54

Naeem Khan

529

answered Nov 10 at 17:54

Naeem Khan

529

answered Nov 10 at 17:54

Naeem Khan

529

but I don't want to create any package ... I want to make it default !!!
– Ramo
Nov 10 at 17:57

add a comment |

but I don't want to create any package ... I want to make it default !!!
– Ramo
Nov 10 at 17:57

but I don't want to create any package ... I want to make it default !!!
– Ramo
Nov 10 at 17:57

add a comment |

up vote
0
down vote

Double click on the error icon at the line number ->move to default package option.

Make sure the classes are (public or protected) to be used in different packages.

answered Nov 10 at 18:05

Vishnu V

344

sry bro ... didn't get it ! Can u explain please ?
– Ramo
Nov 10 at 18:15

When you remove the package statement from your code, eclipse shows error on the line number right? When you double click the error symbol, it also shows the suggestions to correct the error. Among them, choose "move to default package" option
– Vishnu V
Nov 10 at 18:17

but i doubled click on error symbol but it showing nothing !
– Ramo
Nov 10 at 18:20

Try keeping the mouse pointer on the error symbol without clicking on it and see if it suggests. In my eclipse ide it does.
– Vishnu V
Nov 10 at 18:21

sry bro nothing happen !
– Ramo
Nov 10 at 18:23

|
show 3 more comments

up vote
0
down vote

Double click on the error icon at the line number ->move to default package option.

Make sure the classes are (public or protected) to be used in different packages.

answered Nov 10 at 18:05

Vishnu V

344

sry bro ... didn't get it ! Can u explain please ?
– Ramo
Nov 10 at 18:15

When you remove the package statement from your code, eclipse shows error on the line number right? When you double click the error symbol, it also shows the suggestions to correct the error. Among them, choose "move to default package" option
– Vishnu V
Nov 10 at 18:17

but i doubled click on error symbol but it showing nothing !
– Ramo
Nov 10 at 18:20

Try keeping the mouse pointer on the error symbol without clicking on it and see if it suggests. In my eclipse ide it does.
– Vishnu V
Nov 10 at 18:21

sry bro nothing happen !
– Ramo
Nov 10 at 18:23

|
show 3 more comments

up vote
0
down vote

Double click on the error icon at the line number ->move to default package option.

Make sure the classes are (public or protected) to be used in different packages.

answered Nov 10 at 18:05

Vishnu V

344

Double click on the error icon at the line number ->move to default package option.

Make sure the classes are (public or protected) to be used in different packages.

answered Nov 10 at 18:05

Vishnu V

344

answered Nov 10 at 18:05

Vishnu V

344

answered Nov 10 at 18:05

Vishnu V

344

answered Nov 10 at 18:05

Vishnu V

344

sry bro ... didn't get it ! Can u explain please ?
– Ramo
Nov 10 at 18:15

When you remove the package statement from your code, eclipse shows error on the line number right? When you double click the error symbol, it also shows the suggestions to correct the error. Among them, choose "move to default package" option
– Vishnu V
Nov 10 at 18:17

but i doubled click on error symbol but it showing nothing !
– Ramo
Nov 10 at 18:20

Try keeping the mouse pointer on the error symbol without clicking on it and see if it suggests. In my eclipse ide it does.
– Vishnu V
Nov 10 at 18:21

sry bro nothing happen !
– Ramo
Nov 10 at 18:23

|
show 3 more comments

sry bro ... didn't get it ! Can u explain please ?
– Ramo
Nov 10 at 18:15

When you remove the package statement from your code, eclipse shows error on the line number right? When you double click the error symbol, it also shows the suggestions to correct the error. Among them, choose "move to default package" option
– Vishnu V
Nov 10 at 18:17

but i doubled click on error symbol but it showing nothing !
– Ramo
Nov 10 at 18:20

Try keeping the mouse pointer on the error symbol without clicking on it and see if it suggests. In my eclipse ide it does.
– Vishnu V
Nov 10 at 18:21

sry bro nothing happen !
– Ramo
Nov 10 at 18:23

sry bro ... didn't get it ! Can u explain please ?
– Ramo
Nov 10 at 18:15

When you remove the package statement from your code, eclipse shows error on the line number right? When you double click the error symbol, it also shows the suggestions to correct the error. Among them, choose "move to default package" option
– Vishnu V
Nov 10 at 18:17

but i doubled click on error symbol but it showing nothing !
– Ramo
Nov 10 at 18:20

Try keeping the mouse pointer on the error symbol without clicking on it and see if it suggests. In my eclipse ide it does.
– Vishnu V
Nov 10 at 18:21

sry bro nothing happen !
– Ramo
Nov 10 at 18:23

|
show 3 more comments

up vote
0
down vote

In the file in question, right click to get the context menu. Select "Refactor->Move". The resultant dialog will have the (default package) into which the source file may be placed.

Also, be sure to not have a package definition line at the start of the source file.

Please note that the use of the default package is generally discouraged, but there are time I still use it (primarily for printing copyright/version information).

enter image description here

There are also options for turning on hidden/suppressed parent packages, but I think the Refactor approach is the most clean.

answered Nov 10 at 20:55

KevinO

3,04131628

add a comment |

up vote
0
down vote

In the file in question, right click to get the context menu. Select "Refactor->Move". The resultant dialog will have the (default package) into which the source file may be placed.

Also, be sure to not have a package definition line at the start of the source file.

Please note that the use of the default package is generally discouraged, but there are time I still use it (primarily for printing copyright/version information).

enter image description here

There are also options for turning on hidden/suppressed parent packages, but I think the Refactor approach is the most clean.

answered Nov 10 at 20:55

KevinO

3,04131628

add a comment |

up vote
0
down vote

In the file in question, right click to get the context menu. Select "Refactor->Move". The resultant dialog will have the (default package) into which the source file may be placed.

Also, be sure to not have a package definition line at the start of the source file.

Please note that the use of the default package is generally discouraged, but there are time I still use it (primarily for printing copyright/version information).

enter image description here

There are also options for turning on hidden/suppressed parent packages, but I think the Refactor approach is the most clean.

answered Nov 10 at 20:55

KevinO

3,04131628

In the file in question, right click to get the context menu. Select "Refactor->Move". The resultant dialog will have the (default package) into which the source file may be placed.

Also, be sure to not have a package definition line at the start of the source file.

Please note that the use of the default package is generally discouraged, but there are time I still use it (primarily for printing copyright/version information).

enter image description here

There are also options for turning on hidden/suppressed parent packages, but I think the Refactor approach is the most clean.

answered Nov 10 at 20:55

KevinO

3,04131628

answered Nov 10 at 20:55

KevinO

3,04131628

answered Nov 10 at 20:55

KevinO

3,04131628

answered Nov 10 at 20:55

KevinO

3,04131628

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