Can we create a local database in SQl developer 3.1

Hi i am trying to create a local database that i can run in my machine. Which username and password should i use.Do i need it , where to get it.
Thanks

Hi, SQL Developer is a GUI client to an Oracle database - it does not come bundled with one. You did not mention what your platform is, but Oracle XE is relatively lightweight and available for windows (32bits) and linux (64bits). The database server does not have to reside on the same system where you run sqldev.

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