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Tutorial: Runtime Exec Example

In this example we are going to execute an application using java program.

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This example uses the Process class that is contained in the lang package and extends Object class. The method Runtime.exec() creates a native process and returns an instance of a subclass of the Process class. This instance is then used to control the process and to obtain \the information about the process.

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