Showing posts with label basics. Show all posts
Showing posts with label basics. Show all posts
Wednesday, August 19, 2015
Saturday, September 14, 2013
How to create your first Java code on Eclipse: Class 200
How to
create your first Java code on Eclipse: Class 200
Double click on Eclipse short-cut icon, mine Eclipse IDE is Juno flavour.
Click New+ under file menu option then
again click on Java project.(Fig. J1)
Click next after entering Java Project
name.(Fig. J2)
In Java settings page (Fig. J3) just click finished.
After this
the IDE workbench windows (means the windows for writing code opens) now, again
right click on “src” folder select “New” and then select “Class” (Fig. J4).
A New Java “class” file windows opens up, write down the name for that
class and click finished. (Fig. J5).
Now the user named class file open up.
(Fig. J6)
Now write down the code, which shared in the
Fig. J7.
And now, you can see your
output/result in the eclipse-ide console window.
Thursday, May 31, 2012
New Session Track 1 (Android Basics)
How to install Android SDK on Ubuntu 11:
1.) Download this SDK for Linux (Ubuntu) http://dl.google.com/android/android-sdk_r18-linux.tgz
2.) Un-zip or extract in a folder ADK or any name.
3.) In this folder (e.g android-sdk-linux) go to "tools" and than look for " android " script.
4.) Double click on that and select "Run in Terminal"
5.) this leads to a android software downloader kind of tool UI
6.) Select SDK tools, Goolge API as main and rest on your own selection if you have some idea.
7.) That's it update the selection by selecting "Install", so here we are with updated Android SDK on Ubuntu 11 (Linux) OS.
Soon add screen-shots for better understanding, till than happy Android hunting :)
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