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What development environment do you need to use for Java?

What development environment do you need to use for Java? (Computer science one · Basic Syntax Rules) — "We will not focus on any particular development enviro…

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  • Preparing the development environment before continuing with the book
  • The presentation does not focus on a specific development environment, editor, operating system, compiler, or ancillary standard.
  • As a first step, you should be able to write, compile, and run the program.
  • Write the program.
  • Compile the program.
  • Run the program.
  • Use the environment intended for the rest of the book.
  • You may need to download and install a JDK and an IDE.
  • Available IDE choices
  • Eclipse is described as the industry standard.
  • IntelliJ is a popular alternative.
  • NetBeans is a popular alternative.
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What development environment do you need to use for Java?

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"We will not focus on any particular development environment, code editor, or any particular operating system, compiler, or ancillary standards in our presentation. However, as a first step, you should be able to write, compile, and run the above program on the environment you intend to use for the rest of this book. This may require that you download and install a JDK and IDE. Eclipse (http://eclipse.org/) is the industry standard, though IntelliJ (https://www.jetbrains.com/idea/) and NetBeans (https://netbeans.org/) are also popular."

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