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Pemrograman java dasar. Menampilkan Text pada layar.

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Pemrograman java dasar

Hallo gan masi bersama saya deni ace, kali ini saya akan berbagi pengetahuan dasar tentang pemrograman java, bukan bermaksud menggurui atau mengajari hanya ingin berbagi ^_^, berbagi dan belajar bersama di blog deniace.blogspot.com
Pada kesempatan kali ini saya akan berbagi mengenai cara menampilkan teks pada layar, aplikasi yang saya gunakan yaitu java netbeans IDE 8.0.2, .

Pertama tama kita buka terlebih dahulu aplikasi java netbeans,




Lalu kita pilih file -> new Project
java -> java application -> next ->


project name (nama project), bisa di isi sesuai keinginan. -> finish



lalu akan muncul tampilan seperti ini



lalu kita tulis kan kode seperti ini
System.out.println("Hallo dunia");


Maka ketika kita run program maka akan menghasilkan tampilan seperti ini



Kita dapat mengganti kata hallo dunia dengan kata2 lain selama masih berada diantara tanda kutip   (“ ”)
Misal nya kita akan membuat kalimat “ada apa dengan mu”, kode nya adalah sebagai berikut
System.out.println("ada apa dengan mu");
 maka akan menjadi seperti ini



apa bila kita ingin cepat mengetik System.out.println(""); maka bisa dengan kita mengetikan sout di ikuti dengan ctrl+space
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Sahabat anda

Deni Ace
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