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I created a Swing GUI using netbeans, and when I try to manually do the following:
# ls
myProg.form myProg.java
# javac myProg.java
# ls
myProg$1.class myProg$2.class myProg$3.class myProg$4.class myProg$5.class myProg$6.class myProg.class myProg.form myProg.java
It created those extra classes. Why is this happening? Is this a fluke? I tried Googling but no answers have shown up.
Those extra classes are anonymous inner classes used by your Swing GUI. The java compiler names anonymous inner classes in such a manner.