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Vs code terminal error

So when i run the program for the first time its run properly but when i run the program again then fir it print ^c then blank then it will change the path.The main issue after executing the program for the first time every time first it prints ^c then blank path then it execute the code So basically what happens is i made a folder git codes in that folder i made another folder name java_codes and there is my main file so when run that file the 1st time it works properly but 2nd time i came out from java_codes folder. So i made another folder at different location but same thing happened. Pls help me to fix this

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Posted: 2024-08-26 07:38:53

It seems like you're encountering an issue where, after running your Java program for the first time, subsequent runs display ^C and a blank path before executing the code. This behavior might be due to how your terminal or IDE is managing the working directory and the execution of your program. Steps to Diagnose and Resolve the Issue: Ensure Proper Termination: Make sure the previous instance of your Java program has completely terminated before starting a new one. The ^C symbol usually indicates an interrupt signal (like pressing Ctrl + C), which could mean that the previous process wasn't properly terminated. Run Directly from the Command Line: Try running your Java program directly from the terminal instead of using an IDE. This will help determine if the issue is specific to your IDE or if it's a broader problem. Verify the Working Directory: Before running your program, use the pwd command (or echo %cd% on Windows) to check your current working directory. This will confirm if the directory changes unexpectedly after running your program. If you are using an IDE, check its configuration settings to see if the working directory is being altered between runs. Reset Your Terminal or IDE: Sometimes, environment variables or settings can get corrupted during use. Restart your terminal or IDE to see if the issue resolves itself. Clean and Rebuild Your Project: If you're using an IDE like Eclipse or IntelliJ IDEA, try cleaning and rebuilding the project. This can resolve issues related to stale configurations or corrupted build files. Check Your Code for Path Modifications: Ensure your Java code isn't changing the working directory programmatically, such as by using System.setProperty("user.dir", newDir). Review your code for any commands that might alter the path or invoke external processes that change the directory. Run the Java Program with the Full Path: Instead of navigating to the java_codes directory, try running the Java program using the full path from the git codes directory. This avoids potential issues related to the current directory. bash Copy code cd /path/to/git/codes/java_codes java MyMainClass Check Your Terminal or Shell Configuration: If you are using custom shell scripts or configurations, review your .bashrc, .bash_profile, or equivalent files to ensure there isn't anything altering the working directory or interfering with program execution.

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