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Go to www.javasoft.com . The latest version is (at least) 1.3. A full installation requires about 65MB. You also might consider downloading a JAVA IDE (editor + debugger) such as JBuilder or Forte.
Eclipse is the best! This is also a really lightweight easy to use compiler. I used this for my first Java course. I highly recommend it. http://drjava.sourceforge.net/
There are several IDEs that either include their own Java compiler or make use of Sun's Java compiler. Chris Nevison has posted some information about several of the Java compilers and IDEs . Additional resources and instructions for config...
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First I would highly recommend you get it to work with the command line. While the command line does seam to have fallen out of favour with developers these days I consider it a key skill. Many an awkward job can be significantly simplified...
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Install the developer tools that came with your Mac. They are free and you already have them (assuming you can find the DVD!). scipe | 3 points written 1 year ago My DVD drive is broken but I Just found the 1GIG xcode disk image online at ...
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