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I’m on the stage of learning java, and I have the following question. On a new machine withj CPUi5, 8GB RAM and Win7 x64, which version of JDK to install? Do I install x86 or x64 version?
Also, when is about to install Eclipse, which version is recomended for my case? x86 or x64?\
After some weeks of practicing with Java, I plan to go to Adroid dev.
Many thanks!
You can choose x86 in both cases. There is no need for x64 when doing Android development.
See also Why should I use the 64-bit JDK over the 32-bit version?