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I began with BlueJ.
The I switched over Jcreator.
Sometimes I even use Notepad.
Which according to you guys is the best?

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The only one I've used is JBuilder, but I'm pretty happy with it.
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I like eclipse

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Eclipe, JBuilder Lite, and blueJ are the most popular in the commercial world. Personally, I prefer just using notepad.

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I started with notepad. and now my favorite is JBuilder. And have a little bit of experience with NetBeans also.

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will anyone tell me a suitable JAVA editor ?

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hiii..........

the suitable java editor for beginners is notepad & for advance programmers is eclipse..............

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pankaj2007 said:

will anyone tell me a suitable JAVA editor ?

Visual J# (Comes with Microsoft Visual Studio 2005)
- Simple interface
- Easy to write programmes

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pankaj2007

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which JAVA IDE will be best for developing windows application for distributed network ?

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I would go with BlueJ or JBuilder.
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My favorite is Net Beans.

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I use IntelliJ. I can't believe how many of you use notedpad/blueJ... It has no intellisence i believe. Makes life so much easier ;)
Now i just type 'psvm <Tab> and public static void main {} is there. Same with sout <Tab> --> system.out.prinln();