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What program do I use to write my Java sources
You can use any text editor to your your Java sources.
DOS edit, vi, pico, emacs, etc. are all fine.
If you use MicroSoft Word or some other program like that,
be sure to save your file as plain text and put your file
name in quotes, so the word processor does not add an
extension (like .txt) to your file name.

Look in the section Java Editors for popular text
editors particulary useful in writing Java source code
(syntax highlighting, integration with Java compiler, ...)
or Compilers and Tools for integrated development environments (IDE's).


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