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What to Do<\/h2>\n

You should already have Eclipse setup and running, now go ahead and create a Hello World program in Java. The real work here is making sure you can get it to run inside of Eclipse. The second fun part would be synchronizing your Eclipse project with GitHub (bonus extra ninja points).<\/p>\n

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