None of these configurations are required for use in this class. These are just suggestions for things that may make your life easier in the long run.
1. Eclipse
assert statements are ignored by the Java Virtual Machine.
To enable (make active) assert statements, you must set a flag
to the JVM. Go to Run -> RunConfiguration.. Select the Arguments panel, and in the box
labeled VM arguments:, enter either -enableassertions or just
-ea. Apply the changes and close the dialog. 2. Javadoc - Javadoc is part of the Sun Java release, but you must tell Eclipse where to find it. Search for "javadoc.exe" (note that you may find it in two different locations - use either location). If you do not find it, you probably only have the jre (Java Runtime Environment)and not the jdk(Java Development Kit) installed. Find and download the Java jdk from here: jdk. Next, in the Eclipse workbench, select Project -> Generate Javadoc and enter the location in the textbox underneath "Javadoc command:". For my computer, the correct location is: "C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.6.0_25\bin\javadoc.exe". Hit finish and say "Yes To All" when asked if you want the Javadoc location to be in folder 'doc'.