Java Tutorial For Beginners 3 - Creating First Java Project in Eclipse IDE

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In this video I am going to show how to Create your First Java Project in Eclipse IDE. This Beginners Eclipse Tutorial will show
How to run first java application or Your first Project. Follow these steps:
- Start Eclipse.
- Create a new Java Project: File-New-Project.
- Select "Java" in the category list.
- Select "Java Project" in the project list. Click "Next".
- Enter a project name into the Project name field, for example, "Hello World Project".
- Click "Finish"--It will ask you if you want the Java perspective to open.
- Create a new Java class:
- Click the "Create a Java Class" button in the toolbar. (This is the icon below "Run" and "Window" with a tool-tip that says "New Java Class.")
- Enter "HelloWorld" into the Name field.
- Click the checkbox indicating that you would like Eclipse to create a "public static void main(String[] args)" method.
Click "Finish".

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[vinayaksharma]

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[artistmac]

Your tutorial got me going with Eclipse. I'm brand new to Java, and taking a course packing 16 weeks of material into 8 weeks. And the instructor wants assignments done in Eclipse, so this was a lifesaver.

[arianrahman]

people who are complaining about his speed are people who needs to pass the test tomorrow, a person who is actually trying to learn will never dislike this video

[suriyakhaled]

I haven't learned Java. My college taught me C. These videos will help me so much to learn what I have been itching to wrap my head around.

[aamilshaikh]

I am from civil structural engineering background and had no knowledge programming. for me computer programming was a gibberish, thanks to these tutorials i know so many things. If you really want some hardcore knowledge of java do watch Stanford university lectures from class CS106A, by Mehram Shahmi.

[fernandoa.]

amazing, the first decent series of tutorials that actually show you step by step how to do it. Thank you!!

[anupsarker]

Think nothing better or easier than this tutorial for Beginners.

[yagneshbhatt]

Thank you very very much for this tutorial.. because of this i got very nice job..very nicely explained. :)

[ChinatownNoodles]

Thank you! ...just what I needed, an actual programming tutorial that is exactly what it promises...a BEGINNERS tutorial.

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[dishonfano]

Excellent intro to Java...The details are very important for beginners.

[matthewjames]

I like how you explain these concepts step by step, and the usefulness of the eclipse IDE.

[ahmadabdulkarim]

please increase the size (zoom in ) is too small

[GsinghHsingh]

You are legend... I am dummy and gained lot of knowledge from your detailed video. Keep up the good work.

[theSagarM]

the package naming, for example, is in camelCase, class naming is in PascalCase (by convention).

[shideh.naderi]

Your videos are good! All of them. Thank you very much. You're a REALLY good teacher.

[bhbluebird]

Good job and great step by step instructions. Other tutorials assume too much regarding the student, but this is nice, simple and detailed.

[mattecrystal]

So at 2x speed he still talks slow.... A+

[cascador]

Great respect for you it's free and three years later im learning it ;)

[ravimaram]

My search ends here. Thank u for installation of java and eclipse . Looking forward to listen the next lessons.
Are you going to upload entire core java tutorial ?