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#INTELLIJ STUDENT EDITION INSTALL#
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IntelliJ is a complete working enironment for working with java and contains a lot of advanced features, like autocompletion, refactoring code and a step-by-step debugger. Please note the version number you’re using This would be C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.8.0_172\bin for a default java installation, at the time of writing.

Add the path to your java JDK’s bin directory.

In this window, in the User variables section, doubleclick the path item (or add a new one if it’s not there), and a new window will pop up to edit the path variable.

A popup should appear to edit the environment variables

Press the windows key, and type Edit environment variables for your account.

In order to add this manually, follow the following steps (windows 10) If this is not in the path, you will have to add this manually. To test code using the TMC tests, java has to be added to the system path, so ‘javac’ can be found. You can find the sourcecode to work on in the project’s “src” folder. After downloading, open the TMC exercise list, doubleclick an exercise and you’re ready to go.

#INTELLIJ STUDENT EDITION DOWNLOAD#

Make sure this is set up in the settings properlyĪfter you’re logged in you can download the TMC exercises through the TMC menu, by clicking “Download current course’s ALL exercises”. Then select the right organization (Haagse Hogeschool), and pick the subject. After selecting the Java JDK, press the ‘next’ button on the create new project screen to get into the main screen, where we can pick the first exercise TMC in IntelliJĪfter installing, you will be presented with the TMC login. This is usually found in c:\Program Files\java\jdk1.8.0_xxx (where xxx is the version number, 172 at the time of writing). This is done with the new button at the top of the window, and selecting your JDK. The first time in this window, the JDK needs to be setup. Click Create new Project to open a new project Click it to fill in your information and select the right courseĪfter TMC is set up, we need to get in the IntelliJ user interface. After installing, a new option should appear, Get started with TMC.

#INTELLIJ STUDENT EDITION INSTALL#

Select the TMC plugin, install it and restart IntelliJ. On the screen that pops up, search for TMC, then click on the button to search online repositories. In the startup screen, click on the configure button, and click plugins. Installing the TMC pluginĪfter installing IntelliJ and starting it, the first thing should do is setup the TestM圜ode plugin. student number) field, fill in your student number. We won’t be using any ultimate features through the course though Creating a TMC accountĬreate an account on the TMC website. It’s also possible to use the ultimate edition, a licence is available at, free for students. This can be found at the jetbrains website. To program in Java we’ll use the IntelliJ IDEA, Community edition.

The 64bit JDK is recommended, but some libraries are only available in 32bit, and require the 32bit version, so this can be installed next to the 64bit version. Note: it is possible to install both 32bit and 64bit JDKs on a 64bit Windows machine. Java also comes in an Enterprise Edition (Java EE), and a micro edition (Java ME). Make sure you accept the licence agreement, and download the version for your platform.

To start programming in java, the first step is to download the Java SE Development Kit (JDK).