Java Introduction
In this introductory module, you'll learn what Java is, explore its history, and understand why it's so popular. We'll guide you through downloading and installing Java, setting up your system path, and creating your first Java project. This foundation will prepare you for more advanced topics as you start your journey into Java programming.

Statements & Escape Sequence
In the "Statements & Escape Sequences" topic, we cover the fundamental tools used in Java programming to control actions and manage text formatting. Statements are commands that tell the computer what to do, such as assigning values to variables or printing information to the screen. Meanwhile, escape sequences are special codes used within strings to represent characters that are difficult to type directly, like new lines or tabs. By understanding and applying these concepts effectively, you'll be equipped to write clear and functional Java code that performs tasks efficiently and communicates information effectively.

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How to create java Project?
About Lesson

Creating a Java project is a fundamental step in Java development. Here’s a simple guide to creating a Java project using popular Integrated Development Environments (IDEs) like Eclipse or IntelliJ IDEA:

Using Eclipse:

  1. Open Eclipse: Launch the Eclipse IDE on your computer.

  2. Create a New Java Project:

    • Go to “File” > “New” > “Java Project”.
    • Enter a name for your project in the “Project name” field.
    • Click “Finish” to create the project.
  3. Create a Package:

    • Right-click on the “src” folder inside your project.
    • Select “New” > “Package”.
    • Enter a name for your package and click “Finish”.
  4. Create a Java Class:

    • Right-click on the package you created.
    • Select “New” > “Class”.
    • Enter a name for your Java class and make sure to check the box that says “public static void main(String[] args)” to create a main method.
    • Click “Finish”.
  5. Write Your Java Code:

    • Eclipse will open the newly created Java class file in the editor.
    • Write your Java code inside the main method or any other methods you create.
  6. Run Your Java Program:

    • Right-click anywhere inside the Java class file.
    • Select “Run As” > “Java Application”.
    • Your Java program will run, and you’ll see the output in the console.
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