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I need to turn in the .class file of a class from Eclipse. I managed to turn in the .java version of the file by clicking and dragging it into my browser, but I'm not sure where to find a .class file. I've read that I can find it in the "bin" but I have no idea where this is.

Thanks for all the help!

River
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Avocado Surprise
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    try this http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6780182/eclipse-show-generated-class-files – Piyush Gupta Feb 08 '16 at 04:03
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Generally, Eclipse projects have the following file system:

Proj/
   .classpath
   .project
   src/
      Foo.java
   bin/
      Foo.class

So, navigate to the Project folder, go to bin, and your classes should be right there.

If you are on a mac:

If you are in your project in the command line (you have done cd project) You can do 

cd bin
open .

And your class files should show up in a place that you can drag them into a browser. I don't understand why you need to submit .class files, as they are generated when the code is compiled.

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Ctrl + Shift + T

will list down all the files including .class files in all of your projects in the workspace.

Jude Niroshan
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