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Next Steps: Introduction To Developing General Java Applications

The document provides instructions for adding a "Hello World!" message to a Java application created in NetBeans by replacing a line of code in the generated source file. It then lists several learning trails that are available in NetBeans to find information specific to different types of applications. The learning trails cover topics from basic Java programming to mobile, web, and enterprise applications.

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Next Steps: Introduction To Developing General Java Applications

The document provides instructions for adding a "Hello World!" message to a Java application created in NetBeans by replacing a line of code in the generated source file. It then lists several learning trails that are available in NetBeans to find information specific to different types of applications. The learning trails cover topics from basic Java programming to mobile, web, and enterprise applications.

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ADDING CODE TO THE GENERATED SOURCE FILE (Net Beans, and Javaapps)

Because you have left the Create Main Class checkbox selected in the New Project
wizard, the IDE has created a skeleton class for you. You can add the "Hello World!"
message to the skeleton code by replacing the line:
// TODO code application logic here

with the line:


System.out.println("Hello World!");

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Next Steps
For a broader introduction to useful IDE features that are generally applicable to Java
application development, see Introduction to Developing General Java Applications.
To find information specific to the kind of applications you are developing, use the
NetBeans IDE learning trail for that type of application. Each learning trail contains a
series of tutorials and guides that range in scope from basic to advanced. The following
learning trails are available:

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