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    The document summarizes Chapter 1 of a Core Java textbook. It introduces Java, describing it as a programming language originally developed in 1995. It discusses Java's usage in open-source software and its platform independence. It also defines key Java concepts like the JRE, JDK, and JVM. It provides system requirements for running Java and describes how to configure the JDK and write a simple "Hello World" Java program.

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    The document summarizes Chapter 1 of a Core Java textbook. It introduces Java, describing it as a programming language originally developed in 1995. It discusses Java's usage in open-source software and its platform independence. It also defines key Java concepts like the JRE, JDK, and JVM. It provides system requirements for running Java and describes how to configure the JDK and write a simple "Hello World" Java program.

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    Core Java Chapter 1: Presented By, Soe Min Htut

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    The document summarizes Chapter 1 of a Core Java textbook. It introduces Java, describing it as a programming language originally developed in 1995. It discusses Java's usage in open-source software and its platform independence. It also defines key Java concepts like the JRE, JDK, and JVM. It provides system requirements for running Java and describes how to configure the JDK and write a simple "Hello World" Java program.

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    Core Java Chapter 1

    Presented by, Soe Min Htut

    Content
    Chapter 1 Hello Java Chapter 2 Java Fundamental Chapter 3 Java OOP Chapter 4 GUI (AWT & SWING) Chapter 5 Generic and Data Collection Chapter 6 Java Input and Output (IO) Chapter 7 Java Thread Chapter 8 Java & Database (mysql)

    Chapter (1) Hello Java


    Java
    Pogramming language originally developed James Gosling and released in 1995

    Java usage
    Open-source software Write Once, Run Anywhere (Windows, Mac Os, Solaris, Linux, other) Object model, platform independent, architecture neutral, simple, secure, portable, robust, multithreaded, distributed, dynamic

    Chapter (1) Hello Java


    Java architecture

    Chapter (1) Hello Java


    JRE, JDK and JVM Java Runtime Environment (JRE): minimum requirement to run java Java Development Kit (JDK): provides all requires to compile and execute java for developers Java Virtual Machine (JVM): is created when it downloads and runs JRE or JDK Windows system requirements for JDK and JRE Pentium 2.266 MHz processor, memory 128 MB, disk space 94 MB (JRE) and 180 MB (JDK) Software requirements for our learning JDK, Mysql, Netbeans and Notepad++

    Chapter (1) Hello Java


    Configuration JDK to run java from command prompt
    Uninstall older version of JDK/JRE: Control Panel Un-install programs Java SE Development Kit and Java SE Runtime Go to Java SE download @ http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads/index.html. Click the Download button under JDK of Java SE 7 Choose your OS e.g: Windows x86 (32-bit) or Windows x64 (64-bit) By default, JDK will be installed into directory: C:\Program Files\java\Jdk1.7.0 Control Panel System Advanced system settings Advanced tab Environment Variables In System Variables box, scroll down to select PATH Edit In Variable value field, insert c:\Program Files\java\jdk1.7.0\bin followed by a semicolon (;) C:\> java version, C:\> javac

    Chapter (1) Hello Java


    First hello java program
    Java source file extension: FirstJava.java class FirstJava { public static void main (String[] args) { System.out.println("Hello Java"); } } C:\> javac FirstJava.java Java compiled sources (bytecode): C:\> java FirstJava FirstJava.class

    Chapter (1) Hello Java


    Java class
    Java class can be called as java program

    Java code block (braces)


    It defines by curly brackets { }

    Java main method


    Methods describe the capabilities of the class. Every method must be called from another method. The only exception is main(), which is called by the OS. Methods can accept parameters. public static void main (String args[]) { }

    Java is case sensitive

    Chapter (1) Hello Java


    Java dot operator:
    A.B ( A => B)

    B
    */

    Single line comment: // Multiple lines comment: /* Three types of error


    (1) compile-time error (2) run-time error (3) logical error

    Chapter (1) Hello Java


    Installation NetBeans
    Download NetBeans IDE installer from http://netbeans.org/downloads/index.html Run the downloaded installer

    Writing a java program in NetBeans


    File menu New Project In Choose Project dialogue under Categories, Java choose Java Application Name and Location In Project Name, enter FirstJava

    Compile & Execute


    Right-click Run File

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