Can't understand this error in Java.

Question

I'm just beginner in Java and I've created this code but it's generating an error which I can't understand. Any help would be appreciated! 🙏
https://code.sololearn.com/cwLw7xiBSD9K/?ref=app

Answer 1

Bill != bill

Java is case sensitive but i think it's not a good practise to use the same name for two classes.

update: renaming the class bill to Test works fine.

Answer 2

Shashi Ranjan Maybe it matters only here in Solo Learn cause i don't know how class files will saved here.
Later on i give it a try on my machine.

Answer 3

Yes it worked fine on Linux but not here.
Tom Dooley anyway thanks for the input

Answer 4

Thanks for your feedback 👌🙂

Answer 5

Tom Dooley I don't understand why should that matter 'cause the two are two different classes and so I don't want Bill = bill.
Moreover it worked when I changed class bill to class MyClass?

Answer 6

Bennett Post seems correct! But I don't understand why is it like that in windows? Linux seems to be more accurate then.
And I restored the code so that error can be reproduced.