Java Part 3 : Creating a New Project in Java

Before Developing a program you will have to create  a new project using Netbeans. For that you will have to follow the steps given below.

Step 1 : Click file menu and open New project


Here the category should be Java and the project should be Java Application as shown in the image shown above. Then click Next .

Step 2 : Give a suitable name for the project


Here I have named the project as MyProject . Also you can select the location to save the project. and then click finish. Now the project has been created and it will be displayed in the side menu bar.



Now you can start coding .

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