Java is a class-based, object-oriented programming language and software platform. It is designed to have as few implementation dependencies as possible, allowing it to run on almost any computing platform. Java is widely used for developing applications for devices ranging from computers to mobile phones, gaming consoles, and medical devices. Java is also network-centric and supports distributed computing.
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Setting up a computer for Java development
This tutorial covers the download and installation of the Java Development Kit (“JDK”).
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“Hello World!” in Java with Notepad++
A no-explanations “Hello World!” Java tutorial for the impatient!
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Sending arguments to a Java application
This tutorial takes up where the Hello World! in Java left off. Our next step will be to allow the user to supply their name at runtime to personalise the “Hello World!” greeting. We will use the final code from that tutorial (see below) as a starting point in our new program, HelloWorldArg. In this…
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Coding Java with Notepad++
Several Integrated Development Environments (“IDE”) can be used for Java development, such as Visual Studio Code & Netbeans. For the first-time Java programmer, I recommend taking the first steps with good ol’ Notepad++. In this tutorial: See also: 1. Java Plugin You need to install the Java Plugin: 2. Next step You are ready for the “Hello World!” in…
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Coding Java with VSCode
Several Integrated Development Environments (“IDE”) can be used for Java development, such as Netbeans and Notepad++. For the first-time Java programmer, I recommend taking the very first steps with good ol’ Notepad++, however, once you have experienced the basics you will no doubt want to harness the power of more advanced IDEs like Visual Studio…
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“Hello World!” in Java with VSCode
I am still busy with this post. Be sure to come back soon to see the final version — and don’t be shy to post questions in the Comments — especially if I’ve missed something! In the Setting up a computer for Java development tutorial I noted my disappointment at the lack of anything cool…
References:
- Java (programming language) (2024) Wikipedia. Wikimedia Foundation. Available at: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Java_(programming_language) (Accessed: 2 July 2024).
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