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Java Setup Guide for Beginners

while beginning Java program, Its better not to use IDE(e.g. eclipse) for few days , and use your old day tool (command prompt in window ) to compile java programm. This tutorial will let you setup the environment for java compilation . For compilation and Execution of Program , I'll upload the next tutorial soon .

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Java Setup Guide for Beginners

while beginning Java program, Its better not to use IDE(e.g. eclipse) for few days , and use your old day tool (command prompt in window ) to compile java programm. This tutorial will let you setup the environment for java compilation . For compilation and Execution of Program , I'll upload the next tutorial soon .

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Here, What we basically trying to do is using javac (the Java Compiler) to compile our Java programs and java

(the Interpreter) to run our program.

Step-1 : Download and install Java (JDK) Download and install the latest version of the Java Platform, Standard Edition Development Kit (Java SE 6 Update 27). (You can skip this step if java is already installed in your system ) Step -2 : Setting the System Variable - To enable our Windows to find java compiler and java interpreter we need to set the environment variables Goto : My Computer(right click) Properties Advanced system settings -> Environment Variables System variables PATH.
-

Paste at the start (prepend) C:\ProgramFiles(x86)\Java\jdk1.6.0_27\bin;(dont


forget to put semicolon, because it separates other variable) to the beginning of the PATH variable.

- Click OK to all .

Step -3 : Check your hard work !!!

- Open the command prompt (go to run Run type cmd press enter) - To check your java version, type :
C:\Users\username>java version (in my case user name is Kaandi Production)
Then,

C:\Users\username>javac version Youll get something like below

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