You know that you can use the'ðĢððŊð' command to launch a single source file without having to manually compile it first,
but did you know that you can use this capability to write full-on scripts in Java in just three simple steps?
First , add a shebang line to the source file that points at your 'ðĢððŊð' executable, followed by '--ðŽðĻðŪðŦðð' and the Java version the code was written for:
#!/ð/ðððððð~1/ð―ððĢð/ððð-17/ððð/ðððĢð --ð ððĒððð 17
Second, rename the file so it doesn't end with '.ðĢððŊð' extension - this is a great opportunity to gite it a good command-liney name.
Third make it executable with "ððĄðĶðĻð +ðą".
There you go, script in Java!