Hi all,
I am looking, but somehow not finding, a complete description of how a
classname of a current class has to be according to the JVM. I am asking
especially because I met a case in which the 2 was tried as class name
and the verification of the class failed (1.8 update 65). And since
something like Foo2 is a valid name I strongly assume 2 is basically a
valid character. Now 2 is not a valid java identifier and such, but does
the class name really have to follow the JLS rules here?
Anyone able to help me with some references in the spec that explain this?
bye Jochen
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