I have just started learning Java using an online course. When I create a new project with IntelliJ, I don't have the Main
class in the src
folder. However, the instructor is saying IntelliJ should create the class "Main" by default.
HOW I SHOULD HAVE IT:
-"Name of the project"
-Idea
-src
-"com.myname"
-Main (the Class)
HOW I HAVE IT:
-"Name of the project"
-Idea
-src (which contains nothing)
Therefore, I have to create manually the class "Main" by clicking on "src" and creating a class named "Main" with this code inside:
Public class Main {
public static void main(String[] args) {
}
}
MY QUESTION: how can I set IntelliJ to automatically create the main
class every-time a new create a new project?
Many thanks for your help.
FYI, eventually you may want to learn about defining your project with Apache Maven. Maven is supported directly by all of the Big Three IDEs (IntelliJ, NetBeans, Eclipse).