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Java Class Guide with Examples Click OK to save your changes. To check if the platform for introduction to Java programming is installed correctly, open a command prompt by typing cmd in the Windows search bar or using the Run… command Windows R. Enter the java version command. If the current version of Java is displayed, the installation was successful. If not, take a look at the Oracle help page. Installing IntelliJ IDEA Go to the IntelliJ IDEA download page. Download the free Community Edition by clicking the Download button. Once downloaded, run the setup file and follow the instructions on the screen. Then create a desktop shortcut for the bit version and add associations with the java extension.
Click Next and proceed with the installation. Once installed, open IntelliJ IDEA by clicking the desktop icon. Select Don't Import Settings and click OK. We then accept the Jetbrains privacy policy by clicking Accept. Now you can customize the interface for yourself. You can also skip this step and leave everything as default by clicking the SkipAlllandSetDefaults button. The program Australia Mobile Number List will display a welcome page. Click CreateNewProject. In the next window, select Java from the left pane and click New at the top of the program window to select the JDK. Here you need to select the location where the JDK was installed when you installed Java, then click Next. IntelliJ IDEA will find the JDK and recognize it. No other options need to be selected, just click Next.
On the next screen, enter the project name HelloWorld and click Finish. If the program reports that the directory does not exist, click OK. If you don't see the left pane, go to Views > Tool Windows > Project. To set the class name, select the src folder in the left pane. Right click it, choose New > Java and give the class a name. The class name must not contain spaces. Write the code and save the programming lesson Java project. To run the program, select Run > Run…. Click HelloWorld the program will compile the file and execute it. Your first Java program To introduce users to a new programming language, use the Hello World program. This is a simple program that prints the words Hello, World! In this section, we will show you how to create this Java program using IntelliJ IDEA. Open IntelliJ IDEA. Go to File > New > Project… > Java on the left navigation bar. from the Java programming course.
Click Next and proceed with the installation. Once installed, open IntelliJ IDEA by clicking the desktop icon. Select Don't Import Settings and click OK. We then accept the Jetbrains privacy policy by clicking Accept. Now you can customize the interface for yourself. You can also skip this step and leave everything as default by clicking the SkipAlllandSetDefaults button. The program Australia Mobile Number List will display a welcome page. Click CreateNewProject. In the next window, select Java from the left pane and click New at the top of the program window to select the JDK. Here you need to select the location where the JDK was installed when you installed Java, then click Next. IntelliJ IDEA will find the JDK and recognize it. No other options need to be selected, just click Next.
On the next screen, enter the project name HelloWorld and click Finish. If the program reports that the directory does not exist, click OK. If you don't see the left pane, go to Views > Tool Windows > Project. To set the class name, select the src folder in the left pane. Right click it, choose New > Java and give the class a name. The class name must not contain spaces. Write the code and save the programming lesson Java project. To run the program, select Run > Run…. Click HelloWorld the program will compile the file and execute it. Your first Java program To introduce users to a new programming language, use the Hello World program. This is a simple program that prints the words Hello, World! In this section, we will show you how to create this Java program using IntelliJ IDEA. Open IntelliJ IDEA. Go to File > New > Project… > Java on the left navigation bar. from the Java programming course.