How to install IntelliJ IDEA on Windows?

System Requirements and steps to install IntelliJ IDEA on Windows

System Requirements:

Step 1: Download IntelliJ IDEA. Click here.

Step 2: Run the downloaded exe file and click on next.

Step 3: Check the checkboxes mentioned in the below image and click on next and then hit the install button.

Step 4: Final step is to reboot your system before start using IntelliJ IDEA.

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