Java programming is said to be one of the most important aspects of computing. Today's applications and programs are programmed with Java, from games to mobile applications. Eclipse is a script editor application for developing Java programs. This application allows learners to write and compile Java code, as well as run Java programs.
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Step 1. Visit the Java download page on the Oracle site to find the download link for the JDK environment
Scroll until you find "Java SE 6 Update 43", then download the JDK.
Step 2. After clicking "Download", agree to the service rules and select the operating system to download the JDK
The JDK is available for Windows, Mac, Linux, and more.
Step 3. Once the download is complete, double-click the installation file to install the JDK
Step 4. After the initial installation, you will see a pop-up window to select the location to save the Java source files
You can choose to replace the folder, or use the default after.
Step 5. Once the JDK installation is complete, start installing Eclipse
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Step 6. If you are using Windows, download Eclipse according to the type of OS you have
Eclipse is available for both 32-bit and 64-bit versions of Windows.
Step 7. Once finished downloading the Eclipse archive, extract the archive
You will see the eclipse folder where it was extracted. You may want to extract Eclipse in C:\ so that the installation files can be accessed in the "C:\Eclipse" folder. Alternatively, you can also move the extracted files to C:\. Since Eclipse does not have an installation program, you can simply double-click the Eclipse.exe file to run Eclipse.
Step 8. After Eclipse is extracted and installed, create a working folder to store the program files you created
Step 9. After installing Eclipse, restart the computer to refresh the system memory
Also, when the computer restarts, configuration changes and registrations performed by the installation/uninstall program will occur.
