This is a very basic Scratch Java programming language SEE BELOW ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- - At the top of the screen is a RUN button and a LINE variable - Below is a list where you will type all of your code into - Below that is the console, which shows the output of your code. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- GETTING STARTED - To type in code on the code list, you will see a box at the bottom - Click in the box and type a line of code - Your code will replace the variable 'line' item in the list "Code" - To see the output of your code click the green run button and it will output your code into the "Console" list - To change which line you are writing on, press the up and down arrow keys and the line will change (see variable line) ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- TRY IT OUT - Type in "System.out.println("");" into your box - Between the two parentheses, type in "Scratch" in between the two quotation marks - Press Enter - In the list "Code", you should see "System.out.println("Scratch"); - Then click the green run button - In the list "Console" you should see "Scratch" written on it - If you see "ERROR: Line ....", retry it again and type exactly how I showed you - Keep playing with it, type in different things between the quotation marks and click run - Once you master this, try typing in sentences between the quotation marks - If you master that (Nice Job!), try making multiple lines of code so the console displays a sentence! - KEEP PLAYING WITH IT!!! :)
This is merely for beginners of Java, who haven't ever seen it before. DOWNLOAD ECLIPSE (Java Editor) FOR REAL JAVA PROGRAMMING I will keep updating this (expect every couple days) with more basic Java features. Comment your code so other people can try it out! TURBO MODE TO TYPE FASTER FUTURE UPDATES: ************************ - Ability to type System.out.print instead - Ability to create variables and display them LOG: ****** 11/25/14 -- v 1.7 (Added semicolon error message to help out) 11/25/14 -- Initial Release 11/25/14 -- v 1.6 (Ability to type unlimited amount of code) 11/24/14 -- v 1.5 (Added Error messages for errors in code) 11/24/14 -- v 1.4 (Fixed Console bug so it types faster) 11/24/14 -- v 1.3 (Ability to type multiple lines of code) 11/24/14 -- v 1.2 (Added box to type in answers) 11/24/14 -- v 1.1 (Console and Run Button added) 11/24/14 -- v 1.0 (one line of code only with System.out.println("");) 11/24/14 -- Idea for this project came up
