
Note for Mac users: there appears to be a bug in some versions of IntelliJ that prevents access to the computer's camera. Click on either the Ultimate or Community version using the links in the previous bullet and follow the installation instructions.I'll be using the Ultimate version, but the Community version will suffice for CS10 There are two version of IntelliJ IDEA you can use: the Ultimate version (free for students, but you must apply for a license with a Dartmouth email address) or the Community version (slightly stripped down version that is free for anyone).

Integrated Development Environment (IDE) for developing our Java programs.

You can use this version without cost for personal code development and test, but you may need to pay a license if you develop software for commercial, business, or production use. The instructions below are for the commercial version of Java supported by Oracle. NOTE: Oracle changed the licensing for Java as of January 2019. If you already have the JDK installed, it doesn't hurt to reinstall, I recommend you do so. In particular, you must install the JDK (Java Development Kit) and not just the Java Runtime Environment (JRE is used in web browsers). In this class we will use Java (Standard Edition).
