JAVA Fundamentals | Part 5 | Running JAVA programs using Command Prompt/ Terminal

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Hello everyone once again!

I set up the first initial posts with a hindsight of making anyone capable enough to know the jist of making and running a JAVA Program within the first few posts. Today's post is the last installment in that pursuit, teaching you how to make and run a JAVA program code WITHOUT using ANY IDE like NetBeans or Eclipse.
This will surely help you if you are having troubles with downloading/installing/running any respective IDE for JAVA Development Purposes.
Hence, lets begin.

JAVA Fundamentals | Part 4 | Accepting User Input, Finding Sum of Two Numbers, Using JAVA Online Doumentation

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Welcome everyone to the next session in our JAVA Tutorials.

In this tutorial, we would learn how to make a simple program to add two numbers by accepting the numbers from the user. Simultaneously we would learn how to use the online JAVA Documentation to refer to commonly used packages, classes and their respective methods used. Hence lets get started.

JAVA Fundamentals | Part 3 | Learning to print text on the monitor

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Hey Folks!

Continuing with our tutorials on JAVA, today we'll learn how to use some common functions to print text on the monitor screen.

Like you'd remember from the Hello World example we saw in the last article, you may remember we used the following code to display "Hello World!" on the screen:

• System.out.println("Hello World!");

We also discussed that in this statement above,
System is a class
out is an output stream object
println is a method
Hello World! is a string that the println method receives as an argument.

Hence continuing the same discussion, let us understand the println method and also various other commonly used methods to display and manipulate text to be shown on screen in JAVA.

JAVA Fundamentals | Part 2 | Create a Hello World Program using NetBeans

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The very first step into coding in a new language, whatever programming language that it might be, that you learn is to create a Hello World Program. We'll hence do so here using NetBeans IDE.

Creating such an elementary program is supposed to give you basic know-how over how to build JAVA Applications using NetBeans also.

Hence lets get started.

JAVA Fundamentals | Part 1 | Installing the tools (JDK and IDEs)

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The very first thing everyone should do before even picking up the book for learning Java is to setting it up on their personal computers. Why?

Because setting it up not only helps you try and test the various examples as we will learn throughout the tutorials but also helps you get the necessary hands on experience with the syntax of the language.

Hence, without wasting our time, lets straightforward start with installing the Java Development Kit (JDK).