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Trying to create a Java program to delete a folder

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i have some thing but i can only get it to delete specific files i wanna delete a folder

 

to be a bit more clear it works on directories but only when they are empty

    import java.io.File;public class Delete {  public static void main(String[] args) {	    String fileName = "this is where i wanna put the folder location";	    File f = new File(fileName);	    boolean success = f.delete();	    if (!success)	      throw new IllegalArgumentException("Delete: deletion failed");	  }} 

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thank you but i cant figure out how to run it i keep getting error ive never found out how to run some thing that i didnt create so names match

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got it thank you so much

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