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Old 07-21-2008, 12:12 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Default Bit of a java question

Well I'll be taking AP Computer Science A and I read the course study and it's going to be java-centric and was wondering if y'all had an IDE recommendation? I know of NetBeans/Eclipse but I was wondering if there are any other out there that you'd recommend.
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Eclipse is kind of overkill for anything you will do in that class. Its a great piece of software but sometimes just to much. I would run Dr. Java if you want a really simple editor thats pretty user friendly, for small programs such as the ones you would be doing in this class.
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I also recommend Dr.Java
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In my opinion it's worth getting your head around NetBeans/Eclipse.

More frequently experience in Eclipse can be seen in job specs.

I personally use NetBeans and Eclipse. NetBeans contains a great profiler which can be useful.
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