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This document outlines the third session of a course on Object-Oriented Programming using Java, focusing on setting up the Java development environment and writing simple Java programs. Students will learn to install and configure the JDK, create a basic Java program, and verify their installation. The session includes interactive learning activities and discussions to reinforce key concepts.

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Presentation lesson 3.pptx

This document outlines the third session of a course on Object-Oriented Programming using Java, focusing on setting up the Java development environment and writing simple Java programs. Students will learn to install and configure the JDK, create a basic Java program, and verify their installation. The session includes interactive learning activities and discussions to reinforce key concepts.

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Setting up Java Environment,

Writing & Running Java


Programs

Session No.: 3
Course Name: OOPS using Java
Course Code:R1UC201C
Duration: 50 minutes
Date of Conduction of Class: 06-03-2025

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Insert Review of the key concepts of session
no. 2
JVM VS JDK VS JRE

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Can we run a Java program without
setting up anything? Why or why not?

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At the end of this session students will be able
to

Set up the Java Development


Environment – Install and configure JDK
& an IDE (e.g., Eclipse, IntelliJ, VS Code).

Write a Simple Java Program –


Create and save a basic Java
program (HelloWorld.java).
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1 Introduction to JDK

2 Downloading JDK

3 Installing JDK on Windows


Session
Outline 4 Setting Up Environment Variables
(Windows)
5 Verifying the Installation

6 Compiling & Running Java Code

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Learning Activity 1

Students pair up; one follows installation


steps while the other guides. They switch
roles after completing setup.

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Reflection-
Learning Activity 1

Installation of JDK in student’s system

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Concept and
Definition for
Learning Activity 2
∙ Instructor writes a simple program on screen:
public class HelloJava {
public static void main(String[] args) {
System.out.println("Hello, Java!");
}
}
∙ Students type the code, modify the output message, and
add a second print statement.

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Learning Activity 2
1. Write code to print hello world
2. Write a code to print name

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Ensure attainment of LOs in alignment
to the learning activities: outcomes
(1-2)

Install and configure JDK

Create and save a basic


Java program
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Discussion on the post session activities
1. What command do you use to check if Java is installed on your
system?
a) check java
b) java -version
c) run java
d) javac run
2. Which file extension is used for a compiled Java program?
a) .java
b) .exe
c) .class
d) .txt
3. If you try to run a Java program and get an error like "javac:
command not found", what could be the possible reason?
a) Java is not installed
b) The PATH environment variable is not set correctly
c) The file is missing a main method
d) Both a and b

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Information about the next
lesson

Java fundamentals: Variables, Data


Types, Operators, & Keywords

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Thank You

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