Download, install and print helloworld in Eclipse on Windows(x86 and x64)

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Please follow the below given steps to download and install eclipse to your windows machine.

Step 1:  Open browser of your choice and got to the address "http://www.eclipse.org/" and click on download link.




Step 2: Click on 'Download Packages'.


Step 3 :  Click on 32 bit/64 bit link according to your machine from 'Eclipse IDE for Java EE Developrs'. Make sure that 'Windows' is selected in drop down.

Note: If you have installed java 32 bit install 32 bit eclipse and if you have installed java 64 bit install 64 bit eclipse to avoid any error.


Step 4 : Click on 'Download' button to download eclipse or you can 'Select Another Mirror' to download it from another mirror which is near to your location.



Note: Once downloading starts, you will see "Thank you for downloading Eclipse" Page.


Step 5: Extract eclipse from zip.



Step 6:  Double Click on eclipse.exe or to create shortcut on desktop right click on eclipse.exe, click on send to then click Desktop(create shortcut).


Step 7:  Click on "Run".


Note: This will start the eclipse


Step 8 : Create Workspace  by clicking on "Browse..." button or keep it as default.


Step 9:  Welcome page will appear, close it by clicking on cross button as highlighted in the screenshot.


Step 10:  Open Java perspective.



Step 11:  Create Java Project by following, File > New > Java Project


Step 12:   Write project name(ex: My Java Project) and click on finish.


Step 13:  Create Package by right clicking on src then follow, src > New > Package


Step 14:  Write package name and click on "Finish"


Step 15:  Create Class by  right clicking on package(ex: com.allaboutautomationtest) > New > Class


Step 16 :  Write class name, ex: HelloWorld and click on "Finish" button.


Step 17 :  A class will be created eg, HelloWorld, create main method and print Hello World!, to execute program click on Play button or press CTRL+F11.


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