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which simulator/editor is good for JAVA

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    Hi, m a beginner for java, n i wanna know which simulator/editor is good for doin java programming plz.

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      Hi, m a beginner for java, n i wanna know which simulator/editor is good for doin java programming plz.

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      I do my Java programming with netbeans and Eclipse and till now these two editors are best editors for me. [Specially Eclipse]

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        Hi, m a beginner for java, n i wanna know which simulator/editor is good for doin java programming plz.

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        Eclipse[^] is a very easy to use IDE for creating and testing Java programs, assuming you are reasonably familiar with the language. If you want a "drag & drop" program builder, then NetBeans[^] may be a better choice. In either case you should spend some time going through the Java Tutorials[^].

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          Hi, m a beginner for java, n i wanna know which simulator/editor is good for doin java programming plz.

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          Eclipse. There is a wide spread support on this one. Try to write as much as you can yourself - click&drop are not really helpful as you do not see the code behind the action. I also recommend buying an old fashion book, it's much easier to read something in a book while programming than to switch the screen multiple times. regards, Torsten

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            Eclipse. There is a wide spread support on this one. Try to write as much as you can yourself - click&drop are not really helpful as you do not see the code behind the action. I also recommend buying an old fashion book, it's much easier to read something in a book while programming than to switch the screen multiple times. regards, Torsten

            I never finish anyth...

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            TorstenH. wrote:

            than to switch the screen multiple times.

            Or get a second monitor. ;)

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              Hi, m a beginner for java, n i wanna know which simulator/editor is good for doin java programming plz.

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              i want to study a code, a difficult n lengthy code, n was wondering if there is any option in any of these through which i can run the code step by step (simulator will run each step of the code n stop n then run the next one, like breakpoints) to get a better understanding of my program/code flow? which one is suitable n what is the name of such option?

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                i want to study a code, a difficult n lengthy code, n was wondering if there is any option in any of these through which i can run the code step by step (simulator will run each step of the code n stop n then run the next one, like breakpoints) to get a better understanding of my program/code flow? which one is suitable n what is the name of such option?

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                is there any software through which i can understand the flow of any code? or can have any diagrammatic view?

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                  i want to study a code, a difficult n lengthy code, n was wondering if there is any option in any of these through which i can run the code step by step (simulator will run each step of the code n stop n then run the next one, like breakpoints) to get a better understanding of my program/code flow? which one is suitable n what is the name of such option?

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                  aesthetic.crazy wrote:

                  n lengthy code, n was

                  I'm not sure what these 'n' characters mean, but please spell words in full so people can properly understand your questions. Remember that English is not everyone's first language. As to your question you just need to use the built in debugger with Eclipse or NetBeans and single step through the code to see what is going on.

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                    aesthetic.crazy wrote:

                    n lengthy code, n was

                    I'm not sure what these 'n' characters mean, but please spell words in full so people can properly understand your questions. Remember that English is not everyone's first language. As to your question you just need to use the built in debugger with Eclipse or NetBeans and single step through the code to see what is going on.

                    I must get a clever new signature for 2011.

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                    I have this version of eclipse but i didnt find Debug single step option anywhere, kindly guide me. Eclipse IDE for Java Developers Version: Helios Service Release 1 Build id: 20100917-0705

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                      I have this version of eclipse but i didnt find Debug single step option anywhere, kindly guide me. Eclipse IDE for Java Developers Version: Helios Service Release 1 Build id: 20100917-0705

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                      Go to your source file and double click a line of code to set a breakpoint, then using the menu find the Debug -> Run command and it will launch Java in debug mode. Or you could use the built in help.

                      I must get a clever new signature for 2011.

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