Nikhil Palanki

I've always been fascinated by the intersection between human phenomena and computing, specifically in fields of education, financial markets, and creative design. My programming interests are in machine learning, artificial intelligence, neural networks, cryptography, blockchain infrastructure, market making, simulation and modeling, and quantum computing. Outside of ByteRevel, I co-founded and spent four years working on a software consulting company, Quadral Apps (It's now defunct as the founders have all left). My interests outside of computer science are poverty alleviation, humanitarian engineering, education, financial markets and economics research.

JAVA Tutorial I – Installing Eclipse and Setting Up the Project

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There are many good IDE’s out there, but Eclipse is good for beginning JAVA. I started learning JAVA through Eclipse. So you should go and download it.

Eclipse Download

  • First, go to the Eclipse downloads page on its website and download the following file

This is What the download should look like, except it will say "Windows" or "Linux" if that's What You Use

Unpack It and Install It

  • Install the program and choose the directory in which you want your files to be saved in. Then open the application.

Start the Project

  1. Go to File > New > Java Project

After you open the new project, the screen should look like this. Select Java Project just like in the picture.

2. Name Your Project

Type Hello World into the Project Name and then hit "Next"

 

3. Go to File > New > Class

Click on Class

 

  1. First, click “Browse.” Search through the folders until you come across the folder that shares the same name as your project. If the Source Folder was automatically named after your project, then you don’t have to go through the “Browse.” Then, click “Finish.”

Type in whatever you want the Class to be named. Then click Finish.

 

  1. This is what your screen should look like.

Ta-Da! You just set up your program!

 

Good job! You set up your Eclipse project and you are ready for programming!

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