Can anyone refer me a good debugging tool for java coding ?

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nethwa · Answer

I like to use eclipse for coding and debugging - you can use breakpoints, where the simulation stops and then go on step by step and watch every object and its properties, also you can look up every class, even the java-inherited classes. And the best thing is, that eclipse checks automatically for errors like missing imports or wrong method-calling.

Also you could use netbeans, which can do the same things, i guess.
If you don't want a full coding environment you can also use jGRASP which is basically nothing more than a normal text-editor with highlighting and integrated console, but this helps a lot, too.

Hope my answer could help you.

anonymous · Answer

thank you. i guess then eclipse is better for me:)

anonymous · Answer

Eclipse is a majorly popular one, and if you are a big command line junky you can run a headless version with Vim or similar.

anonymous · Answer

no i make apps with GUI.