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| ### How to Setup | |
| Please follow the below steps in order to setup the project properly: | |
| * Using IntelliJ Education (or IntelliJ with EduTools plugin), select "Open" and select this | |
| directory (learning/katas/java) | |
| * "Import Gradle project" when prompted, and configure the Gradle setup | |
| * Wait for Gradle build to finish | |
| * Open "Project Structure" and setup the project SDK (e.g. JDK 8) | |
| * Open the "Project" tool window, and select the "Course" view | |
| * Your project is ready | |
| For further instructions on how the IntelliJ Education works, you can refer | |
| [here](https://www.jetbrains.com/help/education/educator-start-guide.html?section=Java). |