Hi guys!Today we're going to talk about an exciting topic – IJ programming. If you don't know much yet, don't worry, I'm going to walk you through how to code with IJ to make your coding journey easier and more enjoyable.
First of all, let's be clear, "IJ" actually refers to IntelliJ Idea, which is a powerful integrated development environment (IDE). It is mainly used for j**a development, but supports other languages as well. And when we say "IJ Programming", we're actually referring to programming with IntelliJ Idea.
First, you need to install IntelliJ Idea on the official IntelliJ Idea. The installation process is usually simple, just follow the prompts step by step.
Once the installation is complete, launch IntelliJ Idea. From the splash screen, you can create a new project or open an existing one. If it's your first time, you can choose to create a new project.
Click "Create New Project".
Select the project type, such as J**A, and click "Next".
Enter the project name and project location, and click "Finish".
Now that you've successfully created a new project, you're ready to start coding!
In your project, you need to create a ja class to write. This is a basic approach, let's take a look at how to create a simple j**a class.
in the projectsrcRight-click on the folder and select "new" -j**a class".
Give the class a name, for examplehelloworld, and then tap OK.
You should now see a blank j**a file open in the editor.
Inhelloworld.j**aFile the following simple j**a procedure:
public class helloworld
This is a classic j**a program for printing "hello, world!" in the console”。This is a simple starter that will help you familiarize yourself with the basics of IntelliJ Idea.
Now that you've written your first program, let's take a look at how to run it.
Found in the editormainMethod.
Right-click the method name or curly brace and select Run'helloworld.main()'”。
You'll see the output in the console below: "Hello, world!."”。Congratulations, you have successfully run your first program!
Learn Xi IntelliJ Idea shortcut:The key to efficiency is proficiency in the use of shortcuts. A list of IntelliJ Idea's shortcuts can be found in the official documentation or other tutorials.
Deep Xi j**a:If you're not familiar with J**A, you can check out J**a's Xi resources to learn more about syntax, classes, objects, and more.
Additional features to use IntelliJ Idea:Intellij Idea is more than just a text editor, it has many other powerful features, such as a debugger, version control, and more. Xi and apply these features step by step will take your coding experience to the next level.
With these few simple steps, you've successfully done an IJ program and written your first J**A program. In the future, you'll find that IntelliJ Idea provides a number of handy tools and features to help you program more efficiently as you learn Xi.
If you run into any problems during the learning Xi, be sure to check the official IntelliJ Idea documentation or ask the programming community for help. Happy coding, and may you go further and further on the road of IJ programming!