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I have a folder containing some java files plus a subfolder with further files. Something like this:

C:\MyFolder
       file1.java
       file2.java
       ...
       \subfolder
             file3.java
             file4.java
             ...

My main file is file1.java, which calls all the other files. From the terminal, if I type javac MyFolder/file1.java I get the files in MyFolder compiled. However, even though file1.java calls file3.java and file4.java, these ones are not compiled. How can I make them compiled together with the rest? Actually, I should say that they got compiled on the first instance. But now they don't anymore. If I change something to file3 or file4 and I compile file1 again, when I run file1 this keeps running with the previously compiled versions of file3 and file4.

Gianluca John Massimiani
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    You are a beginner. Everything you can think of asking at this point ... has for sure been asked here. Many times. And answered. Please do some prior research before putting up questions here! – GhostCat Feb 12 '17 at 19:14
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    take a look at http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6623161/javac-option-to-compile-all-java-files-under-a-given-directory-recursively – K. Tippenhauer Feb 12 '17 at 19:16

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