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Sir, I am new to java programming where I am learning it by myself. Now I want to write the java programming code, which software is using to write code for java programming for debugging, testing and pakaging etc

Posted 17-Jan-12 21:30pm

imtiwapang

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 18-Jan-12 4:07am

You got my permission -- go ahead and do it. :-)
By the way, do you have any questions?
--SA

TorstenH. 18-Jan-12 7:02am

which software is using to write code for java programming for debugging, testing and pakaging etc

I guess that counts.
Who voted 1? that's not fair.

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In addition to Torsten's suggestions I suggest you spend time with the Java Tutorials[^] where you will find lots of useful information.

Posted 17-Jan-12 23:44pm

Richard MacCutchan

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TorstenH. · Accepted Answer · 2012-01-17T21:40:00

I prefer Eclipse - it's a common used IDE for professional developers: Eclipse Indigo for Java Developers[^]

The other one that is pretty common is Netbeans : Netbeans SE[^]

Choose which you want to use, both are free. You can also use both - but they require their own project settings, so they don't interact to well. Most of us use one of them.

Please also make sure you have got the latest Java JDK 6.30 on your system: Java SE Development Kit 6 Update 30[^]