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NetBeans IDE 8.0.2 is a versatile integrated development environment primarily for Java development, supporting Java 8 technologies and various enhancements for web and application development. The document provides a step-by-step guide on how to create a basic Java program within the IDE, including project creation, file setup, and coding essentials. It concludes with a programming activity that encourages users to write a program prompting for their full name.

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NETBEANS

NetBeans IDE 8.0.2 is a versatile integrated development environment primarily for Java development, supporting Java 8 technologies and various enhancements for web and application development. The document provides a step-by-step guide on how to create a basic Java program within the IDE, including project creation, file setup, and coding essentials. It concludes with a programming activity that encourages users to write a program prompting for their full name.

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BRIEF INTRODUCTION TO NETBEANS IDE 8.0.

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BRIEF INTRODUCTION TO NETBEANS IDE 8.0.2

NetBeans IDE 8.0.2 is an integrated development environment (IDE)


primarily used for Java development. Here are some key points about it:

1. Java 8 Support:
NetBeans IDE 8.0.2 provides full support for the latest Java 8 technologies,
including Java SE 8, Java SE Embedded 8, and Java ME Embedded 8. This means
you can work with features like lambdas, functional operations, and method
references in your Java code.

2. Enhancements and Tools:


 Maven and Java EE: The IDE includes enhancements for Maven and Java EE,
along with support for PrimeFaces.
 HTML5 and AngularJS: It offers new tools for HTML5, particularly for
AngularJS development.
 PHP and C/C++: NetBeans IDE 8.0.2 also brings improvements to PHP and
C/C++ support.

3. Platform Compatibility:
NetBeans IDE is a free and open-source tool that runs on Windows, Mac,
Linux, and Solaris operating systems. It simplifies the development of various
types of applications, including web, enterprise, desktop, and mobile apps that
utilize the Java and HTML5 platforms.
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How to Code a Basic Program in Netbeans

In this presentation, I will explain how to write


a basic code in Java environment Netbeans.
So, whether you are learning for a course or
just for fun, coding is something anyone can
learn!

Materials:

• Computer
• Netbeans IDE 8.0.2
Opening Netbeans IDE 8.0.2

Double click the


Netbeans IDE 8.0.2
shortcut found in the
desktop.
Step 1: Create a New Project

The first thing you need to do is


create a new project by performing
the following:

• Click on the orange file with the


green plus sign at the top left
corner.
• A new box will pop up and type
in the name of your project.
Assuming the name is
"Example."
• Make sure the box that says
"Create Main Class" is not
checked.
• Click Finish
Step 2: Create a File

After creating a new project you need


a file to go in your project.

• Click on the white paper with the


green plus sign at the top left
corner.
• A box will pop up, choose new
Java Class and type in the name
of your file, I named mine "Hello
World."
• Make sure your Project box is the
name of the project you created.
• Click Finish.
Step 3: Class Is Properly Defined

After you have created your file make


sure your class is properly defined.

• The class should be the same


name as the .java file on the tab in
the top left corner.
• Make sure curly brackets placed
after the class name and
everything written within is what
will be implemented.
Step 4: Create Main Method

After your class is created and


properly defined create your main
method.

• Under your class name, create a


main method. This method is
where you will write your code to
display to the user.
• Make sure you place brackets
around each method {}
Step 5: Add Import

Don't forget to add your import, this import will allow the
user to put their input into the code.

• Add import.java.util.Scanner;
• Also add Scanner console = new
Scanner(System.in);
Step 6: Declare Variables
Declare your variables. These are
what will be initialized to output
what you want to the user. This
code will output "Hello (your
name)!"

• Variables in this example are


declared string. String type of
variables are usually words. You
can name them whatever you
would like.
• n1 variable is initialized to
"Hello“. Meaning, no input
needed for the value of variable
n1 since it has already a value.
• The value of variable name will
serve as the input in this
program.
Step 7: Initialize Variable

Next you need to put an output


statement that will display to the
user. Also put a statement that will
allow the user to initialize the
variable "name".

• Include the System.out.println


statement and whatever is in-
between the parenthesis and
quotation marks is what will be
outputted.
• Whatever the user types in
next will be initialized into the
variable "name."
Step 8: Output Full Statement

After you initialize all of your


variables you will need to combine
them to make one full statement.

• In order to combine the


statements you will need to
place another output
statement and combine the
variables into one sentence by
adding them with a plus sign
in-between.
Step 9: Run Program

After you have all of your code you


will need to run your program.

• You run the program by clicking


on the green triangle at the top.
• It will then output the statement
asking you to enter your name
and you then type it in.
Step 10: Statement Outputted

After you ran the program you


will now see that it says "Hello
(your name)!"
Or "Hello Rachelle!" in the
given example.
You have now coded your own
simple Java Program!
THAT ENDS OUR LESSON FOR TODAY
PROGRAMMING ACTIVITY 1:
Based on the given sample program,
write a similar code/program that will
prompt you to enter your firstname,
middlename and lastname. The
required ouput will be your fullname.

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