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New to Java- What to download to install -For learning Java
Good Morning to all JAVA's
I am just today started for learning Java .As one of our new CRM application (HEAT System) -needs Custom add in is to be developed in Java.
Kindly guide me what exactly i should download to practice Java. my OS is windows 7 .
Please give me correct link to download and install.
Thanks
Have Good Days !!!!
Answers
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The minimum you need is the Java itself - https://www.java.com/en/download/
However, I'd recommend you to get also an IDE, one of:
https://netbeans.org/downloads/
https://eclipse.org/downloads/
This should be enough for the beginning. If you proceed to Java EE, you will also need an application server and/or some frameworks. If you get familiar with an IDE, it will assist you and guide you.
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HI Jiri,
Thank for your information.
As for the first link - getting notification that Windows OS should be Minimum 8 . Will it work on Windows 7?
Please advice
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I run it on Win 7 and it works for me.
However, if you want to be absolutely sure, you may go with Java 7 Java SE Runtime Environment 7 - Downloads | Oracle Technology Network | Oracle
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I am just today started for learning Java .
I suggest you start with The Java Tutorials.
There are trails that cover ALL of the basic Java functionality and they include working example code.
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I suggest that you take a look at this tutorial:
It guides you to install the necessary tools in order to develop in java: eclipse, jdk, etc.
you can check the other core java tutorials present in the website also.
These tutorial were very helpful for me when learning the language.
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Java 7 is out of support, don't use it.
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And don't forget to download the documentation bundle as well...
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http://staff.um.edu.mt/__data/assets/pdf_file/0010/57169/jn.pdf
This book starts with building and debugging of java programs from command promt. You can read it online. It will be surely compatilble with Windows 7 (and even with Windows 10).
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A Java IDE such as Eclipse IDE for Java Developers, Oracle JDeveloper, or Oracle Enterprise Pack for Eclipse would be suitable.