# Feedback Form Response

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This section tells you how to compile and run your first application and applet. Thousands of people have followed its instructions successfully. If you get a NoClassDefFoundError, you probably have a class path problem (search for "CLASSPATH"). If you still have problems, make sure you're using an interpreter (java or appletviewer, for example) that is at least as up-to-date as your compiler (javac).

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- Other resources listed here:

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Thank you for writing, and good luck with your programming.

The Java Tutorial Team
Kathy Walrath
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