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Hi I'm new to java and keep getting this error on and on in vs code. How do I solve this?

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  • by putting the file on the classpath. You should also adopt naming conventions Commented Apr 27, 2021 at 8:37

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Press "Ctrl + Shift + P", choose "java : Clean java Language Server workspace". If not run, right click on src, choose "add folder to java source path"

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You can solve this by opening your current project folder in vs code, then navigate to "Java Projects" > "properties" > "clean workspace".

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Worked for me. There was a prompt to clean up the language server workspace. Cleanup resolved the warning.
How do you navigate to `Java Projects ?
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Tried other solutions here but didn't work for me, what eventually worked for me was:

  1. Moving the java file to a folder. (A project folder)
  2. Make sure the project folder is opened on the explorer tab in VS codes
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First click on the Java status menu and then Clean Workspace Cache and the warning should go away.

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