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- The Java Development Kit. If you're running Linux, you can probably simply install a Java package (usually called OpenJDK) from your package manager. If you're running Windows or Mac OS, go to this site, accept the license and download the distribution for your operating system.
- The Eclipse development environment. Simply follow this tutorial to install the Eclipse IDE for Java Developers.
- The ACM Java library most of our assignments use. Click this link and save the file somewhere you'll be able to find it again.
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The imported file may declare to be in a different package than the one you imported it to, resulting in a compiler error. To fix that, simply open up the file, point the mouse cursor at the wrong package declaration, and choose to move the file to that package.
Allow Us to View Your Code
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During the exercises, the instructors and assistants want to help you code and assist you if you run into problems that you cannot solve yourself. For this reason, we may want to have a look at your code to support you. As this is a little more difficult in an online teaching scenario and talking about your code while screensharing might limit us, we use CodeTogether as a code collaboration tool to help you. To install this in your Eclipse, visit this website and drag and drop the Drag to Eclipse IDE button directly into Eclipse. Make sure to drop it directly into the Package Explorer, as this dropping the link into the editor view does not start the installation process.
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