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• Downloading Java JDK

Click on below Link:

https://www.oracle.com/java/technologies/javase/javase-jdk8-downloads.html
If your system is 32 bit then →download Windows x86 version of JDK--Java
If your system is 64 bit then →download Windows x64 version of JDK--Java

Click on exe file you will see below popup:

Accept terms and click on download button.


Then you will be diverted to next page as

below

Click create account and fill in all details and verify your email id and sign in back
Verify Email id

Again open above


link And login back

Now Download should start as below


• Installing JDK

After downloading the JDK file, double click on it to start the installation process. In below
pop-up, click next.

Do not change anything on the next pop-up and click on next.

Click again on Next in the below pop-up. Do not change anything. This will finally start the
Java installation:
Click on close to finish the Java installation:

• Verify Java installation:

After the installation, open Command prompt window, type → java -version and press Enter.

If you see the above error in Command prompt, it means that your system doesn’t know where
your java is located.

Note: If you don’t see any error and see the java version then you are
good to move ahead and install eclipse.

For resolving this error, you need to set the Java path in your environment variable.
• Set Java path in Environment Variables:

1. Go to the Search box and type ‘Advanced system settings’ in it. Now click on the View
advanced system settings.

2. Select the Advanced tab and then click environment variables.


3. In the system, variables click the New button. Now in the ‘New system variable’, type variable
name as JAVA_PATH and variable path as the path where the JDK folder is installed and click
on OK button Usually the path of the JDK file will be:
C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.8.0_30

4. Now in the system variables select the path variable and click the edit button.
5. Click the New button.

6. Now add the following path: %JAVA_HOME%\bin

After this, close the existing command prompt window, open Command prompt window again,
type → java -version ,and press Enter. If you have carefully followed all the above steps you
should see below message. This means your Java path is set successfully and you can start
installing the eclipse.
• Downloading Eclipse:

Click on below link:


https://www.eclipse.org/downloads/packages/release/neon/3
Go to ‘Eclipse IDE for Java Developers’ section:
If your system is 32 bit then → click on 32-bit link to download the Eclipse
If your system is 64 bit then → click on x86_64 link to download the Eclipse

On the next page click on download button and then your Eclipse zip file will get downloaded:
Go to your downloads folder where your eclipse zip file is downloaded. Extract the zip file to a
location of your choice.
To extract, right click on the zip file and select ‘Extract all’/’Extract files’ option

Select your extraction folder or enter the folder path in the Destination path and click Ok. Your
files will start getting extracted in that folder.

Note: If you don’t see any option to extract the zip file then you have to download any 3 rd party
tool like WinRAR or 7z then you will be able to see the extract option.
After the extraction process is successful, go to the extracted folder and open Eclipse.exe and
your Eclipse application will get launched. Now here you can create a new project and start
writing your code in Java.

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