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Hi there.

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This is determined to do too.

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And welcome back.

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This is another exciting chapter.

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And you will learn how to effectively use Eclipse for lighting Djala programs and Iby is a must use

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tool for any professional developer.

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It greatly improves your productivity itself does your offerings for you.

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Otherwise be done in a manual tedious way as we were doing all this time.

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For example you no longer have to manually compile stuff.

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It can be done automatically by Eclipse as soon as we see any edits to the source code.

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Executing a program Boynes Don't be a button click.

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I did show a few of the demos in Eclipse and I've already given you some feel for what kind of benefits

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we can get from using an ID.

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This topic is pretty in-depth and will give you a solid foundation in using Eclipse to effectively write

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test and debug Java programs.

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Here's what you are specifically doing this chapter VB first install Eclipse under me write a hello

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world program we will look at Eclipse as Baby process which would with the completion process within

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eclipse.

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We will also import all that democracy into eclipse so going forward we will write any demo code in

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equites itself.

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Be able to look at several commonly used features of eclipse like how to navigate source code how to

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automatically generate source code and also how to refactor code for improving code quality.

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We will also look at how we can debug code using Eclipse's debugger which is very important.

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Finally we will see how to write unit tests using G-Unit.

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That's another important topic.

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Just know that Eclipse is a free and open source tool and is also written in Java.

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All right then.

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So let's get started now.