Classpath Project

A Classpath Project refers to the setup used in Java development where the system knows where to find all the necessary code files (libraries and classes) for a program to run. Think of it as providing a map for the Java compiler and runtime so they can locate and use the right pieces of code. Properly configuring the classpath ensures that your project includes all dependencies and libraries needed, preventing errors during compilation or execution. It's a fundamental aspect of managing Java projects, especially when dealing with multiple external libraries or modules.