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I am interested in building a career in Java programming.
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@samuel I am interested. I will start.

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why not start teaching us from here bro, this is the best way for u to change people's life if u really mean to ! abi u want some $$$$$ in your pocket ni ?

We want everything free.Nigeria should have been named Freestate.Do you know what it takes to learn programming?If you want static tutorials for you to read and digest,there are a million pages on the net offering such for over 100 languages,if you want to get one on one and become good,pay for it.Go to this http://www.springsource.com/training/class?classID=84769 and see how much it cost to learn spring(java/j2ee) from a bootcamp.Its the same for evryother language.

@ucsiq. I have installed the following softwares on my laptop running on Windows Vista 32-bit

1. Java Runtime Environment jre6 ( JavaSetup6u23)
2. Java Development Kit (Jdk1.6.0_23)
3. IDE (Netbeans 6.9.1)

, but I cannot run a simple "Hello World" program even after restarting my computer, I get an error message saying 'javac is not a recognised
system command'

I have not set the system variables yet, pls I need your assistance to this. Thanks.

@turbo47 ,
Do you still have problems running your java "Hello World!"program?
Mail me via the contact page of my site. I will help you do that instantly by guiding you step by step!
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The best windows operating system for learning is Windows XP professional.Thats my opinion.

Secondly I will advice you to leave netbeans alone for now if you are beginner with no programming experience and indepth knowledge of the working of a computer system.Why do I say this,netbeans like other IDE's are abstracted on top of the OS,it simplifies all the tasks and does so gracefully in a graphical manner.So it is deceptive for a beginner but good for an intermidiate or advanced user.Most tutorials and books will advice you to crank up your command line and play with,until you grab many concepts like classpaths,paths,environmental variables,the file system and other mundane issues you need to know as an advanced user when you start programming proper,the you can now use IDE's to simplify matters,even graduate from IDE to another.I started with netbeans and ant but now uses eclipse and maven(although still an intermidiate)

The reason why you couldnt run javac was because you didnt set the path variable.Read this it is self explanatoryhttp://download.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/essential/environment/paths.html

The link about environment variables was helpful but the problem still persists.

@ ucsiq, I followed the instructions you gave on setting the environment variables, noting was deleted, I only added the file path.

Pls keep me in touch on when you will be available online, so we can do it together using YMessenger. Thanks.

if u are using windows operating sys. and particulary, there are two enviroment variables to set before u can use the console to compile and run java programs. but with the netbean. am not sure it is necessary after installing the jdk and jre.
1. right click my computer->properties->advance tab and search for enviroment variable btn at the bottom side.
click it.
2. under the system variables, search for path and single click it.
click edit.
this is what my look like-%SystemRoot%\system32;%SystemRoot%;%SystemRoot%\System32\Wbem;c:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\90\Tools\binn\


just add semicolom( at the end


now from where ur program jdk installed files are- u will need to copy 2 things.
1. copy the library("lib" path
example-program files\java\jdk\lib
paste this path after the semicolom.
the new path will look like this-%SystemRoot%\system32;%SystemRoot%;%SystemRoot%\System32\Wbem;c:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\90\Tools\binn\;program files\java\jdk\lib

press OK.

2.copy the path of the bin directory.
my looks like-program files\java\jdk\bin

now u hav to create a new system variable (not editing).
just beside the edit, click NEW btn.
enter what ever name u want for the "variable name"  textField.
paste the second directory ("program files\java\jdk\bin" into the "variable value" textBox and press OK.

continue to press OK to close all the open windows.

ur enviroment variables are now set for u to use the JAVAC word for compilation

for any further difficulty. email me to know my free times on skype so we can solve it togeda.

@zeroandone. Thanks so much for the info.

I followed the steps u gave, things now look better.
When I run the program, it gives 1 error message.

See what it looks like on my console.
>javac HelloWorld.java
HelloWorld.java:7:package system does not exist
system.out.println("Hello World!";
1 error

Pls, still need help on debugging. Thanks.

@zeroandone.

Happy birthday! wishing you many more happy years ahead.
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Hello guys, greetings all

I'm so happy joined on this forum

@turbo47 Maybe u shuld have sent the whole of ur code to give a better understanding. But i think the problem is with the word 'System' in your program. Think it should have a capital letter S as in " System.out.print, "
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