I've been looking at an example phi.lo kindly wrote up here.
There are two parts of the code that don't work for me.


Compiling stops at the above line saying unexpected token '<' I'm not even sure what it is supposed to mean. Forcing an Object unto a ArrayList?

and this construction I'm also unfamiliar with:


The only construction I'm familiar is this:

for (init; test; update)

I'm posting this as a speparate topic, as I believe that it is a more general question about grammar and not a particular snippet as a whole.

I'm extremely sorry for being that imprecise.

My application relies on data stored in text files which I want to be able to edit after compilation.
I've learned that I have to recreate the text files to which my application refers after exporting, in the folder containing the executable.

My question is:
is there a way for .txt files to remain intact, editable with an editor, while automatically getting exported and placed in the folder containing the executable?

The reason I'm asking this is because I will give my application to someone running OSX. How and where, being a windows user, should I put the extra files to the exported OSX archive(?)?

Thanks

Let's say I've got a String

This is extremely basic, but I've searched everywhere and couldn't find an answer.