
You can select Windows, or Mac, or Linux. You want to select your operating system. IntelliJ is the editor we're going to use to write our Java code in (I provided the link to this in the resources section). # The next thing we want to do is to download IntelliJ. I downloaded the Version 11, and that's what I see there. Now, you should see whichever version you downloaded. On the terminal, now we can type java -version. Now, if you go your terminal on Mac, (you can open this by going to your Spotlight search and type in “terminal”). It should prompt you for your system password. Notice I already have JDK 10, now I'm just going to add JDK 11. If you don't have any of these folders, just go ahead and create them. So, I'm going to copy this to: Library > Java > JavaVirtualMachines. I'm going to take this folder and put it under the Library directory. I've unzipped this file and now I have this JDK folder (jdk-11.0.2.jdk). For Windows, there’s a video in the Resources section below.
#Java tester for mac for mac os
The following instructions in this section are for Mac OS only.
#Java tester for mac install
There's a lot of new things going on with Oracle's licensing, so I'm not going to install the commercial one, but I'm going to go to the Open JDK, which has the open source version.ĭownload the one for your operating systems: there's Linux, Mac, and Windows. Just to be on the safe side, I'm going to go with Java 11 here. I want to go with Java 11, just because Java 12 is really, really new (at the time of this recording). If you already have Java 10 or later installed, you're fine. So we're on the Oracle site, and if I look here, I see that we have a Java 12 version, we have a Java 11 version, and a Java 8 version. The first thing we're going to do is install Java.
#Java tester for mac full
The material covered here is equivalent to the curriculum of a full semester of Java programming at a university and is designed for complete beginners to programming.

In this course, I will go in depth, teaching you the Java programming language. In addition to programming in Java at companies such as IBM and Twitter, I've also worked as an adjunct professor teaching Java at the college level. I'm a certified Java Programmer who has been using the language for more than 18 years.
