JAVA Code

Students can use the navigation bar available on the left-side pane to view live examples of the various constructs of Java programming. Please refer to the section below to get some important information on the front and back end software we will be using.

 

Software Required Downloadable Link Summary

 Download the J2SE SDK

  This bundle is the Java Development Toolkit that you will need to be able to run Java on your machine.

  JCreator LE Version

 This is the IDE (Integrated Development Environment) which we will use to code our Java applications. This is a freeware.

Other Important Logistics

Setting up JCreator with the Java Development Kit (JDK)
  1. Make sure you have the Java Development Kit suite installed from Sun, instead of the Java Runtime Environment.

    Version 1.4: http://www.javasoft.com/j2se/1.4.2/download.html In the right column, select SDK.
  1. After the installation, start JCreator.
  2. Click Configure > Options.
  3. In the tree, select JDK Profiles.
  4. Click the New button.
  5. Browse to the root directory of the JDK installation. For example, c:\jdk1.4.
  6. On the Profile Settings dialog box, check to see if the Name field contains the version of the selected JDK directory.
  7. Click File > New Project.
  8. Create a test project from the Basic Java Application template.
  9. Compile and run the project by pressing F7 and F5 on the keyboard. The MS-DOS window now runs your Java application.