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How do I run a Java Applet in Eclipse?

Hi everyone. I'm a complete beginner learning Java. Can someone tell me how I can run an Applet in Eclipse? I have all the Java files from school on a USB. I have the sample Applet along with the .html file but how am I supposed to run the applet? Thank you!
Answer:

You should be able to just double-click the HTML file to open it in your browser. The applet should load and run in the web page. To set up in Eclipse, create an Applet project. Copy the .java files to your source directory (usually "src" folder under your project). If the Java classes are in a package, be sure to reproduce the equivalent sub-directories and place the .java files in the last sub-directory. Now, Eclipse will build your applet. You can then run it by going to the Run or Run As... menu and selecting to run as a Java Applet.

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