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Niranjana Devi Perialagan
467 PointsWhat is the answer for this question to place all the class files in the destination folder out. javac -d out
I would like to know the answer for that quiz question
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Jeremy Hill
29,567 PointsYou pretty much have it- just use one space for -d and the other space for out