Java What tools do I need to practice Java programs on my PC?

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To start practicing Java programs on a PC, the essential tool is the Java Development Kit (JDK), which can be downloaded from Oracle's official website. For an integrated development environment (IDE), Eclipse is the recommended choice, providing a user-friendly GUI and a robust debugging tool. While it's possible to write Java code in a simple text editor like Notepad, using Eclipse streamlines the coding process by allowing users to compile and run programs within the same interface. For beginners, watching tutorial videos can help in understanding how to effectively use Eclipse and its features.
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what tools or software is required to start practising java programs on my pc?
 
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Start with the Java JDK : http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads/index.html
 
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The "standard" free Java IDE these days is Eclipse, from: http://eclipse.org/
Once you un-cross your eyes after reading about it and trying to figure out how to use it, it's actually a pretty good toolset. I believe you will still need to download a Java Development Kit (JDK) as uart says above. The JDK will give you all the stuff you really need to compile and run programs from a console window, but Eclipse puts it all into a nice GUI and has a "fairly intuitive" debugger.
 
Thank you for helping me. I have installed Java JDK 7 for windows x86. Now, where should I write program and run? Is there any interface where I could write the code and compile in it? Should I use Notepad?
 
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