Documentation
Complete guide to using the Online Java Compiler for all supported programming languages.
1. Choose Your Language
Select from our supported programming languages:
2. Write Your Code
Use our feature-rich code editor with syntax highlighting, line numbers, and auto-indentation.
3. Run and Test
Click the "Run Code" button to compile and execute your program instantly.
☕ Java
Full Java support with object-oriented programming features.
- Classes and objects
- Inheritance and polymorphism
- Exception handling
- Collections framework
🐍 Python
Python 3.x with extensive library support.
- Object-oriented and functional programming
- Built-in data structures
- List comprehensions
- Lambda functions
⚡ C++
Modern C++ with STL support.
- Object-oriented programming
- Templates and generics
- Standard Template Library (STL)
- Memory management
🟨 JavaScript
Modern JavaScript (ES6+) with Node.js runtime.
- Arrow functions and async/await
- Destructuring and spread operator
- Promises and async programming
- Modern JavaScript features
🔧 C
Standard C programming with GCC compiler.
- Procedural programming
- Pointers and memory management
- Standard library functions
- File I/O operations
🌐 HTML
HTML5 with validation and structure analysis.
- Semantic HTML elements
- Form validation
- Accessibility features
- Modern HTML5 APIs
🎨 CSS
CSS3 with modern features and validation.
- Flexbox and Grid layouts
- CSS variables and animations
- Media queries for responsive design
- Modern CSS features
Code Editor
- Syntax highlighting
- Line numbers
- Auto-indentation
- Code folding
- Find and replace
File Management
- Create multiple files
- Import/Export files
- Auto-save functionality
- File renaming and deletion
- Local storage persistence
Compile and execute your code with real-time output
Save your files locally (auto-save is enabled by default)
Share your code with others via URL
Customize editor settings, theme, and preferences
Performance Tips
- Keep your code organized with proper indentation
- Use meaningful variable and function names
- Add comments to explain complex logic
- Test your code with different inputs
Debugging
- Use console.log() or print() statements for debugging
- Check the output panel for compilation errors
- Verify syntax highlighting for potential issues
- Use proper error handling in your code