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hi,pls help a newbie

hello here,i'm bogdan from romania and i'm a begginer in java and here too.I finded here a lot of java scripts and i want to ask u what program i can use ,cause i am not a expert in java and i want something easy for the begining.
10x for helping
[260 byte] By [excellence] at [2007-11-11 6:54:49]
# 1 Re: hi,pls help a newbie
What exactly are you looking for?

Do you want something to compile source files that are a .java files?

In that case, you'll need the Java SDK from: http://java.sun.com/

If you're looking for an Integrated Development Environment (IDE), you could have a try at JCreator http://ww.jcreator.com or another popular IDE, Eclipse which can be found at http://www.eclipse.org/.
Furthermore, java.sun.com is full with really good quality tutorials. Just do a search on their webpage such as "tutorial."

Hope this helps.
nescafe at 2007-11-11 22:40:03 >
# 2 Re: hi,pls help a newbie
i mean if i have a java code in what program i can put it and debug it ,what's program is for beginers:) if i can say that
excellence at 2007-11-11 22:40:57 >
# 3 Re: hi,pls help a newbie
Well I've been using JCreator for a while but I don't think it has debugging capabilities. I often just use println statements.

Eclipse is a popular IDE, I don't use it since it appeared to have a higher learning curve compared to JCreator.

If your source code is short you should be able to use JCreator and just use println statements for your debugging purposes.

I've used JBuilder at school and it does have debugging capabilities that are very straighforward. One note is that JBuilder is coded in Java and can run slow at times. Nonetheless, Eclipse is also coded in Java but runs top-notch.
nescafe at 2007-11-11 22:41:56 >
# 4 Re: hi,pls help a newbie
I use txt pad to compile and run java. Can't remember the website to downlaod it, but its free.

And nescafe's link to java.sun (the official java homepage) will give you everything you need.

it'll tell you what stuff you can use, and there are tutorials to get you started.
Chirone at 2007-11-11 22:43:06 >
# 5 Re: hi,pls help a newbie
I suggest DevSquare (www.devsquare.com). Its easy to get started as you dont require any set up on your machine infact its better than JCreator as it needs no installation and has good editor features like auto completion, templates, code navigation and prompt error messages support that redirect to the corresponding line in the code. You can also debug your applications and refactor your code using this tool. I found it quite useful as it also has a code base where code bytes are availble.
josephmartin at 2007-11-11 22:43:59 >