Java Compiler ne donne pas à toutes les erreurs à la fois

class TestCompilation
{
    public static void main(String []args)
    {   
        Syste.out.rintln("Hello");//First Error 
        Syste.Out.rintln("Hello");//Second Error (Not printed at compiler time because it syntatically correct as in compiler first phase)  
        Hitesh542.add(); //there is no such class called Hitesh542.- but compiler thinks that it is right way to call the method. So it passes the first time.
        Hitesh542.add()();//Look out here.. There is a problem, that we can't call a method like this..So it will show the error on first lookup.
        System.otu.println("Hello")//second  Errorasdasdas

        if(); //look this is also an error.- A BASIC syntax error shown at the first lookup.

        try{
            int i = 10 / 0;
        }
        //Third error

        //So bottom line is the JAVA syntatical errors are checked first i.e The SYNTAX of JAVA not the classes or objects.
        //But obv is the first thing is Java Compiler should get the Java class first for compilation on proper path. :)
    }
}