Eclipse introduction IDE PRESENTATION

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This document introduces Eclipse, an integrated development environment (IDE). It discusses what an IDE is and provides examples. Eclipse is presented as a cross-platform IDE that provides features to ease Java programming like an editor, debugger, and source control. The document guides how to download, install, and run Eclipse. It demonstrates creating a Java project in Eclipse, adding packages and classes, and importing and running code.

Introduction to Eclipse
Presented by:-
AYESHA JAVED(30)
BSCS-6TH(E)

What is an IDE ?
 Integrated Development Environment or Interactive Development
Environment.
 A software application that is used for Software Development.
 E.g. : CodeLite for C/C++, Android Studio for building Android
apps, Xcode for OS X and iOS and many more
 Has inbuilt compiler, interpreter or both.
 Some special functionalities like Version Control System, Graphical
User Interface etc.
 Open source IDEs with free distribution
 E.g. : IDLE (Python GUI), Android Studio, NetBeans etc.
 Proprietary IDEs
 E.g. : Flash Builder for ActionScript, Microsoft Visual Studio,
LispWorks for Lisp etc.
 Cross-Platform IDEs
 E.g. : NetBeans C/C++ Development pack, CodeLite, Eclipse etc.

What is Eclipse?
 An Integrated Development
Environment
 Provides many features to ease Java
programming (and others, e.g. C/C++)
 Editor
 Debugger
 Source Control
 …

Getting Eclipse
 At home…
 Download the latest version at:
 http://www.eclipse.org/
 You may need to install Java SDK1.5 or JRE if
you haven’t from
 http://java.sun.com/javase/downloads/index_jdk5.jsp
 For help, send email to the course mailing list

Installing and Running Eclipse
 Installation is very simple
 Just unpack the downloaded package
 Running Eclipse
 Then click eclipse.exe (under Windows)
 Run eclipse (under Linux)
 Eclipse will start running if all the prerequisites are
met
 Demo: Run Eclipse

Steps of Downloading…
 Downloading
Click Eclipse.

Some important concepts
about Eclipse Environment
 Workbench
 Perspective
 Views
 Editor
 …

Creating Java Projects
 Demo: Creating a project for
assignment1 in the workspace

Creating Java Packages
 A Package in Java is a group of classes
which are often closely or logically related in
some way
 Package corresponds to the directory
hierarchy in the file system.
 course.cs112b1.assignment1
 Organizing source files into different
packages is a good programming style.
 Demo: creating a package

Adding Java Classes
 Class is the basic compilation unit in
Java.
 Demo: Creating the Employee class of
assignment1

Import existing files
 Some files are given and you want to import
them to your projects rather than creating
them again
 Demo: Importing other files of assignment1 to
the project
 You can also copy-and-paste files to your
project folder
 Refresh the file view if you don’t see them

Running the code
 Currently, no implementation is provided in
the given files. You are expected to fill the
implementation details.
 We need a class which has a main() method
as the entrance for execution
 Demo: Adding the main() method in
TestPayroll.java and run the program

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5. Installing and Running Eclipse  Installation is very simple  Just unpack the downloaded package  Running Eclipse  Then click eclipse.exe (under Windows)  Run eclipse (under Linux)  Eclipse will start running if all the prerequisites are met  Demo: Run Eclipse

6. Steps of Downloading…  Downloading Click Eclipse.

10. Some important concepts about Eclipse Environment  Workbench  Perspective  Views  Editor  …

11. Creating Java Projects  Demo: Creating a project for assignment1 in the workspace

12. Creating Java Packages  A Package in Java is a group of classes which are often closely or logically related in some way  Package corresponds to the directory hierarchy in the file system.  course.cs112b1.assignment1  Organizing source files into different packages is a good programming style.  Demo: creating a package

13. Adding Java Classes  Class is the basic compilation unit in Java.  Demo: Creating the Employee class of assignment1

14. Import existing files  Some files are given and you want to import them to your projects rather than creating them again  Demo: Importing other files of assignment1 to the project  You can also copy-and-paste files to your project folder  Refresh the file view if you don’t see them

15. Running the code  Currently, no implementation is provided in the given files. You are expected to fill the implementation details.  We need a class which has a main() method as the entrance for execution  Demo: Adding the main() method in TestPayroll.java and run the program

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