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My first java program

To write a Java program we have to create a class.

 -> To create a class, right click on the package (Make sure you should right click on package,because you are creating class inside a package).
-> Go to New.
-> Click on Class.
 

-> In New Java Class window, enter class name in Name text box.
-> If you want main method in your class click on Finish or uncheck on public static void main(String[] args) check box then click on Finish .


-> Now write your java program.
-> To run your program click on Run menu. Go to Run As, click on Java Application.
-> Output will display in Console.
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