Question

Netbeans is creating a class Main automatically when I create a new project.

so its in the constructor here i write the code and use all other classes?

What happens when I rename the Main class to something else. Will it still work?

Answer 1

It won’t work, only because the name of the topmost class in a Java file must be named the same as the file itself. IE the Main class needs to be in the file Main.java. If you rename both the class and the file it will work.

so its in the constructor here i write
the code and use all other classes?

It’s generally bad practice to put all of your code inside the constructor. The constructor is generally used for setup, like initializing the fields of the class. You should separate your logic out into methods of the class, which can include calling methods on instances of other classes.

And if you want to make your Main class an executable, you would write that code in a function with signature public static void main(String[] args), and then execute your (compiled) class like java Main in the directory where Main.class resides, though NetBeans likely provides you with a way to execute through the IDE as well.