Java interpreter? [closed]

Answer 1

Eclipse's built-in feature "scrap book" could be pretty close to what you want.

Answer 2

ideone.com which supports Java and many other languages.

Answer 3

jGRASP contains a very useful interpreter that I've used to check small portions of code and do minor string processing.

This may still be the recommended IDE for beginning CS students at Auburn University.

http://www.jgrasp.org/

Answer 4

https://repl.it/languages/java

It's a nice interpreter and works fine, but might lag a little sometimes

Answer 5

Use xbsh, install it in ubuntu with:

$ sudo aptitude install bsh

that is a graphical and enhanced interface to bsh i.e. BeanShell

run it with:

$ xbsh

Answer 6

If you have Groovy installed, the Groovy Console also works with Java Code.