How can i run my statements from the terminal?
$ java -c System.out.println("test");
bash: syntax error near unexpected token `('
How can i run my statements from the terminal? $ java -c System.out.println(test); bash:
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How can i run my statements from the terminal?
$ java -c System.out.println("test");
bash: syntax error near unexpected token `('
What you are looking for is Groovy, it is a dynamic superset of Java. Which means you can run any Java statement as a Groovy statement. It has an interactive REPL shell that can execute Java statements or Groovy statements equally as well.
You can also write scripts using plain Java statements as well, no need for Groovy syntax short cuts or extensions and run them as scripts.