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 CSE 143 Winter 2004 -- Using Java
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Using Java

You can use whatever technology you like to develop your programs. As long as you are able to get your files in through the turnin mechanism, we don't care what you used to write them, compile them, or run them. Since we will be providing you with additional libraries and subprograms that you will need to write your programs, you will need to use Java's "classpath" mechanism to specify the location of these components. Many good references for understanding the classpath mechnism can be found by googling "java classpath"

In class demonstrations, Professor Bershad will generally rely on a text editor and the command line for running java and javac. For information on using the command line with Java, please see this document. (Note: the document was written with 142 in mind, so everywhere you see 142, just think "143").


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