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# Eclipse (integrated development environment software) — Software Engineer

As a Software Engineer, 'Eclipse competence' isn’t just *knowing* it exists; it's about leveraging its features for daily productivity. You'll use Eclipse primarily for code editing, debugging, and build automation – think writing Java (most common), C/C++, or Python code, stepping through execution to find bugs, and compiling/packaging your application. Proficiency means quickly navigating the interface, customizing perspectives for different tasks (e.g., a dedicated debugging view), and effectively using keyboard shortcuts. It also extends to understanding how to integrate Eclipse with version control systems like Git via plugins (EGit is standard) and build tools like Maven or Gradle.

## Weitere Anreicherung

Stage-2 source for future practitioner grounding: arXiv cs.SE (software-engineering preprints).
