A Guide to Programming in Java, Third Edition, emphasizes the development of good problem-solving and programming skills in a clear, easy-to-understand format. The textbook is written for a variety of Java compilers. It is also written for different student learning styles and effectively uses screen shots of source code, generated output, and finished projects to strengthen understanding.
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Downloading Java will install both JDK (Java Development Kit) and JRE (Java Run-Time Environment).
In order to develop Java applications, you will need to install an Integrated Development Environment (IDE), such as JCreator or NetBeans. An IDE provides a workspace that allows for editing, compiling, and running of source code.
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No, there are multiple ways that you can run the java programs that you will be creating. JCreator and NetBeans are the IDEs that are mentioned in the book, however you can use any IDE that is compatible with Java, such as Eclipse or you can use your command prompt to compile and run Java programs.
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You can choose to download the required files either by selecting the specific chapter, or by downloading all of the files through the Data File folder.
