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On 3/14/2019 3:46 PM, dale wrote:
> A little while ago I asked some questions about java.
> 
> It was said that I should learn an IDE.

Learn to use an IDE to write your Java code.

> I would like to learn all the ingredients that go into an IDE first.
> Enough to code a robust program.
> 
> As I said before I know the basics of object oriented architecture,
> design, and programming.
> 
> Are there some web tutorials that will walk me through the
> ingredients?

If you want to code your own IDE, then I suggest getting 10 more
years of experience first.

If you just want to use an IDE then install it and start using
it. Every time you want to do something then just google for how
to do it the smartest way.

Arne