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I'm a 2nd year university student and i want to learn and practice some java programming on my mac 10.4. I just want to know how i go about setting it all up .

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Angelo
 

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Best way (for newbies) is to download a development environment (IDE) for editing compiling your Java programs. I recommend Eclipse, but others like Netbeans.

Of course all you really need is a text editor eg smultron to edit your code, then open a terminal window, navigate to where you saved your java files, compile it with the javac command eg javac ThisFile.java and execute the program with the java command eg java ThisFile
 
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Another vote for Eclipse here, it's complex but it's a very good Java IDE, and can be extended for other languages and features.
 
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thanks very much guys.
 

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