Visual J#: Getting Started with 2005 Express Edition Beta

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The discussion focuses on the challenges faced by a user transitioning from BlueJ to Visual J# 2005 Express Edition Beta. The user encounters a compilation error stating "No source file supplied" when attempting to run a simple program that calculates powers of two. The provided code compiles successfully in Sun Java but requires adjustments to work in J#. Key insights include the need for proper project setup and understanding of J# syntax differences.

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I'm new to using Visual J# and I have not a single clue of how to use it. I've been using BlueJ for compiling Java but I'm tring J# now. I have Visual J# 2005 Express Edition Beta all up and running, now I want to compile something but I don't know where to begin. I tried to compile something but the debugger always tells me that "No source file supplied." Does anyone have some basic code that I can compaire my code with or any hints to help me out in this situation? Thanks
 
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For example, I could not
get this code to compile:

class program5 {
public static void main(String args[ ]) {

int result=1,digit=1;

do {
if (digit<7000){
System.out.print("2 to the power of "+digit+" = "+result+"\n");}
result=result*2;
digit++;
}while (result<70000);

}
}

This compiles of course under Sun Java. How do I do the same with J#?
 

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