A class name Con is never understood by the java compiler

A DESCRIPTION OF THE REQUEST :
I developed a smaple program having a subclass and if the subclass was named Con the java compiler never compiles the file, instead it spits the bytecode of the program itself in advance . I have to get a .class for atleast the used parent class.


JUSTIFICATION :
Suppose if any one tries to Develop as Connection class in JDBC some may try to use a short name as Con (say) . At that juncture the compiler has to help the programmer telling this iis either a bug or a thing which is never allowed.

EXPECTED -
i would like to see a .class in the name of the parent class wihich is not named as Con.
ACTUAL -
I cannot see a Con.class file generated

---------- BEGIN SOURCE ----------
class NewVersion
{

    public static void main(String[] args)
{
              new NewVersion();
              Con c=new Con();
c.myprint();
}
}


class Con extends NewVersion
{
public void myprint()
{
System.out.println("Its Inside Stuff in Java");
}

}

---------- END SOURCE ----------

CUSTOMER SUBMITTED WORKAROUND :
it is the matter of the complier which finds out the available class name and stops compiler . May be the the compiler has to be fine tune or the microsoft(useless) Naming convention in its O.S has to be changed
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