In this informative video, we will guide you on how to use OnlineGDB, an online platform for writing, compiling, and executing Java code in a web browser.
First, we will show you how to access OnlineGDB by visiting their website at https://www.onlinegdb.com/. Once you are on the homepage, select “Java” as the programming language to start coding.
Next, we will walk you through the Java code editor interface on OnlineGDB. You will find a text editor where you can write your Java code and a console output section where you can see the results of your code execution.
We will demonstrate how to write and test your Java code using the editor. You can create classes, define methods, and add any necessary logic according to your requirements. We will show you how to run your code by clicking the “Run” button, which compiles and executes your code.
During code execution, the console output will display any print statements or output generated by your code. You can also provide input data in the console if your code requires user input.
Furthermore, we will explore additional features available in OnlineGDB, such as debugging capabilities. We will explain how to set breakpoints, step through your code, and inspect variables to debug your Java programs effectively.
Lastly, we will cover options for saving your code and accessing it later. You can create an account on OnlineGDB to save your code within the platform or use the “Export” feature to download your code as a file.
By watching this video, you will become familiar with using OnlineGDB to write and test Java code directly in your web browser. It is a convenient and accessible platform for Java developers of all levels. So, let’s dive into the world of OnlineGDB and streamline your Java coding experience!