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Hey, this is my first time working with Eclipse, but I can't start the program because of this red icon… what does that mean? Did I press something wrong?
This red exclamation mark next to “Java Basics”
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The red exclamation sign makes you aware that there is a mistake in your project. However, what exactly can only be said on the basis of this ad.
Open the project tree in the Package Explorer and look through the files. Eclipse guides you by marking all packages and files in which there are still problems (syntax errors or the like). In the files themselves, erroneous lines on the left code editor page are highlighted with a red symbol. In addition, errors in the code itself are underlined red. If you move your mouse over the symbol or the understroke, you will see a tooltip that reveals more about the error.
Otherwise there is a list in Problems-Dialog (Window > Show View > Problems).