Understanding of the Steps Involved in Preparing a Java Program to Run on a Web Page

From my understanding of preparing a java program to run on a webpage, first I needed 
to write the java file.  To do this, I typed the "LoveJava" script that was given to 
me in the assignment sheet into an editor.  In my unix account, i would use pico to do 
this but since I'm not very good with pico, I did mine in Windows using a text editor.  
To make my name appear after the "Hello", I typed in my name within the " ", after Hello.  
Since only Hello was displayed on the first line, I assumed that anything within 
the " " would be displayed.  Making sure I had typed in the script correctly, I 
proceeded to save the file as a .java file.  When this was complete, I compiled the .java 
file to produce the .class file.  In Unix, I would type "javac LoveJava.java" and it 
would compile the program for me.  In Windows, I used Textpad to compile the java file.  
Having these two files or more, I created a standard webpage and added the the tag 
(which was provided in the assignment sheet) to the body section to display the java 
applet.  Below the applet, I made a link to the java source file.