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First you need to strip out the html code in it (the breaks) and then just need to compile it with a java compiler (the JDK). "Compiling" runs it through the java interpreter and converts the code into an executable file.
After it's installed and added to your Windows path, you can just go to the command line and type: javac Circle.java
Then to run it, after it's compiled type: java Circle
You should be able to add the compiler to Eclipse so it can compile it for you with a button click once you have the JDK installed, since it's a commandline tool.