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Although, technically, I’ve done some Java programming before (around 2008), I’m more or less starting from scratch here. I’m getting set up to write some Java code on my Ubuntu machine (“ooby”). Getting started with Java on a Linux-based system requires the Java SE Development Kit (currently JDK 8) and a text editor. I use nano because I’m a pleb. (I once coded a website entirely in notepad on Windows and made all of the graphics in paint. I’ve since become only slightly more sophisticated.) The JDK can be installed very easily on Ubuntu, with just an apt-get:

Apparently, this is all that needs to be done. Then, a “Hello World” program can be written (saved as HelloWorldApp.java):

This can be compiled and run with the following commands:

Macosx

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where the output is seen after the java command. That’s it! All set up to code some Java. Now, to set up the same thing on my MacBook Air (“airy”). I downloaded the JDK for Mac OS (“jdk-8uversion-macosx-x64.dmg”) from this page. You need to create an Oracle account to download this software. Installing the JDK *.dmg file allows the above code to run on Mac OS, as well.