Some threads asked how to use the \"Interactive Console\" in Eclipse since you cannot type anything in this console.
Some suggested you can \"Display view\" to execute c
Im sorry but the accepted answer is not correct.
The console in Eclipse is interactive, when a running application reads from the Console Input Stream.
It is not meant to be a feature of Eclipse to generally aid in debugging, it is meant to allow console based Java applications to read input from the user when debugging (as in I can type into a console prompt).