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    Question I want

    I want to learn Java. Where do I go to find tutorials, tools, ect…..

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    You will need to download JDK (java development kit) from Sun Microsystems. You will also need Java Virtual machine

    There are many editors about, I use edit plus:
    http://www.editplus.com/download.html

    Do a search for java + introduction +tutorials


    from one newbie to another, Have fun and Good Luck!

    P.s Once you have made a start and you are having problems then come back to this site where all the friendly people will try to help you, as they have done with me.

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    A good place to start is the actual java tutorials on the sun site.
    http://java.sun.com

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    Hay I have a question. How does the interpreter find the class?

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    There are some base search directories. The class loader searches for the classes in those directories and their subdirectories, according to a simple key. It takes the package of the class, say solitaire.cards. The class itself is called CardStack. Given that the CLASSPATH argument or environment variable are set it takes every path from there + the current path and tries
    basepath\solitaire\cards\CardStack.class
    for every path. If it doesn't find any file that fits it throws a ClassDefNotFoundError.
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