Which platform???

hello there, I am just wondering what platform of downloads should I choose. J2EE J2SE J2ME Which one??? Please help!

Well, most probably I recommend you to choose J2SE platform.(Just in case you don't know, J2SE stands for Java 2 Standard edition) It is for those who are mostly doing them for little projects or experiments.
J2EE, on the other hand, is in short for Java 2 Enterprise Edition. This edition is mainly for those people doing business from small to big. It would me redundant if you use it for projects.
The last platform, J2ME. That stands for Java 2 Micro Edition. This edtion... ... I do not think you should even download it because it is the micro edition, which means that it is only meant for micro devices (e.g. Handphones, pagers, PDAs......). So if you try to use that on pcs, I don't think it will work...
So to conclude everything, I will say that if you are doing java programming for pleasure, you should choose J2SE. If you are opening new business or to create big programes and games, you should choose J2SE. And of course, you should choose J2ME if you intend to do java with micro devices.
After typing so much, I hope you comprehend what I told you.
Actually, I also started off like you, a newbie, don't know anything! But don't give up... continue practising... and you will be an expert in java. I know it is very hard to do java programming. But when you get used to it, it will be all right.
IF THERE IS A WILL, THERE'S A WAY

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