Java Programming Using BlueJ PDF

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Ma'am Cristy R. Dinglasan

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Java programming BlueJ Computer programming Software development

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This document is a tutorial on Java programming using the BlueJ IDE. It provides instructions on creating projects, compiling code, and running Java applications. Explanations are given in a step-by-step format.

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JAVA PROGRAMMING USING BLUEJ Let’s use BlueJ to compile and run our Java applications 1. Create folder location Folder name: Surname_Firstname ICT9 2. Run BlueJ by double-clicking the BlueJ icon on the desktop or running it from Start > All...

JAVA PROGRAMMING USING BLUEJ Let’s use BlueJ to compile and run our Java applications 1. Create folder location Folder name: Surname_Firstname ICT9 2. Run BlueJ by double-clicking the BlueJ icon on the desktop or running it from Start > All Programs > BlueJ > BlueJ. 3. To create a new project, click Project > New Project 4. Click Choose to browse the location (your folder in drive D: ) 5. Go to the location folder, click select folder 6. In Name textbox, type SURNAME_ICT9_section 7. click ok Project name: Surname_ICT9_section 8. The BlueJ window will look similar to the following picture. 9. To create a new class: a. click new class button b. type the class name: MT2_1_datatypes_Surname c. class type : Class d. click ok 10. New class will appear on screen 11. Right click on the class, click compile 12. The class will be cleared if it is error free after compiling. 13. Double click the class, Delete all the text included within the editor and then type the following using your own value like name, age, etc. 14. Right click on the class, click compile or click compile to check the syntax 15. Executing Your Program Using BlueJ a. Right-click the MT2_1_datatypes_DINGLASAN class icon b. select void main(String[] args) c. Click Ok. 16. The terminal window of BlueJ will appear to show the OUTPUT. 17. The location path of your project THANK YOU

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