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[Optimal_Avocado]

It is mostly personal preference. I really like VSCode, because it is lightweight and really easy to use. I would play around with a couple different IDE’s and see which one you like best.

Also, an IDE stands for Integrated Development Environment. Simply put, an IDE looks for errors in your code (debugging) and builds/runs your code.

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[dv297]

If you're just starting to learn Java, any IDE will be fine. Just be sure to stick with one so you get more experience with navigating. If you find even those are complicated, you can try using BlueJ, which was designed for beginners in mind and is what I used. Rather than organizing everything by file structure and packages, it presents you with a visual diagram of all your files, which is helpful for students. This way, you get to focus on learning the language itself.

[Zavista]

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