Java Bots (1 of 10): Java - Eclipse - Hello World

This tutorial demonstrates how to get started in programming Java Bots. We first install Java, then Eclipse, and then run our first Java program.

All Java Bot source code can be downloaded from Jeff Heaton's research site at

www.heatonresearch.com/

under downloads.

This tutorial was created by Mike Lively of Northern Kentucky University.

Category:

Education

Tags:

• computer
• science
• Java
• Bots
• Jave
• Eclipse
• Hello
• World
• Jeff
• Heaton
• Mike
• Lively
• Jesus

[drinkstir]

Alt+Tab works wonders.

[zaigex]

What happened to part 2, 3, and so on?

[xCraftingSquaresx]

@BSC148 Impossible, bots are not for minecraft. Look up thenewboston Java game tutorials for similar Minecraft coding, this is more for bots then anything.

[BSC148]

thumbs up if notch brought you here

[dhakagod]

Thx for that.

I dont know if you can help but I have a question. Say, I want to program a bot that will log into my email every 24 hours and delete the spam mails from the spam folder for me. What programs should I use ?

[xanderzechs]

Where's the 2nd part 3rd part and so on?

[Admiral3131]

@Fatal66611 *facepalm*

[Fatal66611]

What has this got to to with robots -.-

[RuneNetwork]

lol i live in kentucky to w00t! go uk!

[wingedwolf123]

there is also a java total beginners tutorial from the eclipse site you can find them on you tube eclipse java for total beginners search that and it provides all the links on the tutorial really great for a lil extra help