Java Development on Linux, easy beginner tutorial

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Transcript:
"My neighbors are taking Java classes soon and so am I. they all use Windows but they asked me if it was possible to set up Fedora for Java development. My class starts next week and since Fedora is my favorite operating system, I figured it would be prudent to try it and see. I found out that it's not only possible but easy.

The first thing to do is to install Java development packages. Go to System-- Administration-- Add Remove Software. Check the box next to Java development and click apply.

--OR--- open a root terminal and type:

yum groupinstall "Java development"

Once that's installed we are ready to start programming. Let's make a simple hello world application."

/* First let's create a class.
* Java programs need some kind of a class.
*
*/
class Hello {
public static void main(String[] args){
System.out.println("Howdy, pardner!");//say hi
}
}

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