Installation of java and program execution
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The document provides a step-by-step guide for downloading and installing the Java Development Kit (JDK), as well as compiling and executing a simple Java program. It contrasts 'hard work' (manual setup) with 'smart work' (using an IDE) and outlines essential tasks such as setting the path for Java compilation and execution. Key instructions include creating a Java program file, setting the path in the command prompt, and compiling and running the program to see output.
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public static void main(String
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• Java is a case sensitive language so please check the capital and small
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example in the above code our class name is a so we have to save this
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Paper - 108: The American Literature
Submitted Date: April 2, 2025
Paper Name: The American Literature
Topic: Thoreau’s Influence on Gandhi: The Evolution of Civil Disobedience
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Submitted Date: April 4, 2025
Paper Name: The Twentieth Century Literature: From World War II to the End of the Century
Topic: From Watchdog to Lapdog: Ishiguro’s Fiction and the Rise of “Godi Media” in Post-2014 Indian Journalism
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Installation of java and program execution
- 2. OUTLINE • Downloading and Installation of JDK • Setting path, compilation of program and execution of the complied program
- 3. 2 APPROACHES • Hard work • Smart work
- 4. HARD WORK VS SMART WORK • Hard work - means that you have to do all the java path establishment, creation of program, compilation and execution of java program by you own. • Smart Work – means the use of an IDE(Interacted Development Environment) through which we can create java programs using drag and drop facility. • In this session, you will learn the installation, complilation and execution of java program manually (hard work)
- 5. STEP -1 JDK INSTALLATION PROCESS • For the JDK(Java Development Kit) installation first of all we have to go on the oracle.com website and find the latest version of JDK. • There is a link from where you can download the JDK latest version https://www.oracle.com/java/technologies/javase-jdk15-downloads.html Download the latest version and copy it in a folder named as java on your drive like C drive/D drive or any other local drive now unzip the downloaded file for example in this case e:java and find the path of javac which is a java compiler. Generally it is available in bin folder of our jdk folder. When you unzip the downloaded file you will find the JDK-15 folder in which there will be a bin folder. Select the bin folder and copy the path which we will require at the time of setting of path of our program to java library. This will be E:javajdk-15bin
- 6. STEP – 2 CREATION OF PROGRAM • Create a folder in the drive of your choice on your computer • Open any basic editor like NOTEPAD, NOTEPAD++, WORDPAR or any other of your choice • Write a program as given in the following slide and save it in your java program folder as e:java program
- 7. public class a { public static void main(String args[]) { System.out.println("hello"); } }Note : - Things to remember • Java is a case sensitive language so please check the capital and small letters used in this program • When you save this program save it with the name as “class-name.java” for example in the above code our class name is a so we have to save this program with the name of “a.java”.
- 8. STEP 3 - SETTING THE PATH • To compile our program we have to set a path to our java complier and interpreter. • Now you have to go in run and type cmd • It will open a command prompt window as in the following slides
- 11. STEP 3 - SETTING THE PATH – CONTD…. • Now get the location of javac.exe • As you see there is a working directory is c:usershp but we have to change to the java program folder. • Now shift the drive as • c:userhp>e: • E:>cd “java progam” • E:java program> • Now type the path command as • E:java program> set path=E:javajdk-15bin This path is the same path which weget in step 1
- 12. STEP 4 COMPLIALTION OF JAVA PROGRAM • As soon as the path has been created now we have to execute our java program using java complier(javac.exe) so type the following command E:java program>javac a.java • Complier will display all the list of error so now you have to remove all the error present in program. After the debugging, java compiler will create a (filename.class) file which is actually a byte code. In this example a.class will be created • Finally interpret your java class file using java interpreter E:java program>java a • And your java program will get executed.