Java Development Kit 32-bit for PC

Java Development Kit 32-bit for Windows

v 8-update-291|Oracle

Technical Details

Category
Desktop
Sub Category
Programming Languages
License
Free
Requirements
Windows 7, Windows 8.1, Windows 10, Windows 8
Language
English
Author
Oracle
Version
8-update-291
Size
155.66 MB

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Java Development Kit is the official kit for developing Java programs. Java Development Kit includes the software and tools you need to debug, compile, and run applets, as well as applications, written in Java programming language.

JDK includes a number of programming tools, such as javac, jar and the archiver. This package all related class libraries into one JAR file. This tool can also be used to manage JAR files. Javadoc - The documentation generator automatically generates documentation from source codes comments. Jdb – The debugger. Jps – The process status tool displays information about current Java processes. Javap - The class file disassembler and other components are also included.

The following are the key contents:

    The development tools (in the bin/subdirectory) Tools and utilities to help you create, execute, debug and document JavaTM programs. These include examples that use Swing and other Java Foundation Classes, as well as the Java Platform Debugger Architecture. These include Swing and Java Foundation Classes as well as the Java Platform Debugger Architecture. *, javax. * and some org. * packages, but not for the com.sun. * Packages This source code is provided to developers for informational purposes only. It is intended to help them learn and use Java programming language. These files do NOT contain platform-specific code and cannot be used for rebuilding class libraries. You can use any common zip utility to extract these files. You can also use the Jar utility from the JDK's Bin/ directory: jarxvf.zip.

The JDK includes a complete Java Runtime Environment. This includes a Java Virtual Machine, all class libraries in the production environment, and additional libraries.