How to Run a Java Application in Eclipse

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Run your Java program within Eclipse to check for errors
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Eclipse is a very good IDE ( Integrated Development Environment ) for Java Development. You can program easily and efficiently with that. Here are few steps for that :

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  1. Step 1 Download and Install...
    Download and Install Java, and Eclipse if the programs are not yet installed.
  2. Step 2 Create a New Java Project.
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  3. Step 3 Create a new class with following File > New > Class..
  4. Step 4 Enter name of the class and press finish.
    .
  5. Step 5 Enter code statement System.out.println("Hello World"); and Save (Shortcut :
    CTRL+S).
  6. Step 6 Run Program as shown in the image..
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