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{} {composition-setup} {excerpt} {warning:title=Warning} *Dropbox users:* I would recommend *against* making your workspace be inside your Dropbox. This ultimately causes problems. {warning} {toggle-cloak:id=Eclipse Explained} _What is Eclipse?_ {cloak:id=Eclipse Explained|visible=false} Eclipse is an [Integrated Development Environment|http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Integrated_development_environment] (IDE) that provides a variety of features to make writing and compiling your java code easier. There are no make files (for C programmers) and there is a graphical interface for adding libraries your code depends upon. Eclipse also provides auto completion, refactoring, and code generation. {cloak} {toggle-cloak:id=Eclipse Versions} _Which version of Eclipse?_ {cloak:id=Eclipse Versions} You may have noticed there were many different versions of Eclipse to download. [This page|http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/compare.php] helps explain the differences. We picked Eclipse Classic because it was pretty minimal and we don't need any fancy features. {cloak} {excerpt}
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Dropbox users: I would recommend against making your workspace be inside your Dropbox. This ultimately causes problems.

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Eclipse is an Integrated Development Environment (IDE) that provides a variety of features to make writing and compiling your java code easier. There are no make files (for C programmers) and there is a graphical interface for adding libraries your code depends upon. Eclipse also provides auto completion, refactoring, and code generation.

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You may have noticed there were many different versions of Eclipse to download. This page helps explain the differences. We picked Eclipse Classic because it was pretty minimal and we don't need any fancy features.