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Eclipse is a free and open source IDE (Integrated Development Environment). One of its characteristics is its compatibility with multiple programming languages. Some of them (like Java, C++ or PHP) are integrated by default in Eclipse but other require additional…
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This post explains the most relevant concepts about the software needed to run and/or compile Java on a device. It also clarifies the differences between concepts like JVM, JRE, JDK, OpenJDK or Java SE. Java Platforms A Java platform is…