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You must first install BlueJ (www.bluej.org). |
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Double click the BlueJ
icon and wait. You may have
to wait a "bit", much longer and I think a problem may have occurred. |
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Create a new BlueJ project and save it to your disk. |
| Create new classes and off you go. |
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Double click the new class and an editor window will open.
You may delete the boiler plate code they use.
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Type all of your code and press the Compile button. Fix your
mistakes. When you have no syntax errors, change back to your project
window. Right click on your class and select the main() method to run your
code. If you created a class with no main()
method, use the new XXClass() option to create a
new object. When the object is created you may access its methods from the
workbench icon at the bottom of the screen.
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At the prompt just press OK.
The Terminal window should appear with your output.
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