Replit: Run main From a Class That's Not Main.java 

Deserve one million. Very fast solution. I spent more than hour googling the solution, thx!

A million-dollar video. I spent nearly 3 hours searching for a solution! By the way, you are the first one on RU-vid who has encountered this issue and provided a solution. What is the reason behind this? Thank you so much as well!

Thank you so much. I just started using Replit and was going crazy.

I had kind of given up and just using the shell to run my programs after like 2 hrs messing w it lol. thank you so much brother.

Thank you Byron, my spouse had a class project to do on replit and we couldn't figure out how to get the console to print properly.

Thanks a lot, man! 😀

Thanks thanks thanks a lot sir. This problem give me too much pain!🤧

Been bussing my brain on this for the past few hours! Thank you!

Thank you so much!! This is what I need it!!

Thank you so much for this info. ❤

thanks for the help sir , needed much

Thanks dude, gave you sub!

Thank you so much sir. Finally after this video i am relieved

Thank you!

thanks for this man

Hey. My Node.js application running on replit is viewed as having its primary entry point in a file called index.js Package.js is a packager file that is also included in the repl at the time of it's creation. I followed the directions and changed my package.json file accordingly since I wanted to use the other file I produced, var.js, as the entry point for my Repl. However, even in that case, var.js is not executed-no matter how many times I click the run button, just the index.js file is. How do I stop it and why is it happening?

Thank you

Thank you so much I am deleting the previous code and writing the new. Such a million dollars video. But i have question that should we always have to change the name for running different file

But this is so irritating to do this for every single program I have. I never faced this problem on vs code.

Okay all time when we have to run the code we do same thing again and again

You chose a very good topic, however I have a constructive criticism. You might consider slowing down at key moments... and you might not know which steps will be crucial to the person watching the video. So, take each step at a measured, even pace. You too quickly gloss over the step of "SHOW HIDDEN FILES"!!!! This is a HUGE, CRUCIAL step... otherwise the user will never see the "replit" file in their project, and will wonder if he or she set up their project wrong, or if they are using a different version (mode?) of the IDE than you are currently demonstrating in the view. (Any IDE can evolve and change, after all.) The "replit" file is hidden by default, and this is a HUGE, CRUCIAL issue, in my opinion. (Especially since, in "most" (?) Java IDEs, the compiler searches for the public static void main(String[] args) function--REGARDLESS OF THE CLASS NAME!!!)