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68 Part I: Getting Started Figure 3-13: The Class Wizard s Class Settings tab. 9. In the Class Wizard s Name field, type the name of your new class. For this first project, I highly recommend the name Displayer. To be safe, use an uppercase letter D and lowercase letters for all the other characters. (Refer to Figure 3-13.) 10. Skip everything in the Class Wizard except the Name field. (In other words, click Finish.) Clicking Finish brings you back to JCreator s work area. Now the Editor pane has a tab named Displayer.java. For your convenience, the Displayer.javatab already has a tiny bit of code in it. (See Figure 3-14.) Figure 3-14: JCreator writes a bit of code in the Editor pane. 11. Type your new Java program. Add your code to the code in JCreator s Editor pane. For this first project, I recommend copying the code in Listing 3-1 exactly as you see it. Spell each word exactly the way I spell it in Listing 3-1. Capitalize each word exactly the way I do in Listing 3-1. Include all the punctuation symbols the curly braces, the semicolon, everything.
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