Steps To Install Java: Subject: Object Oriented Programming in Java Semester-1
The document outlines 13 steps to install Java on Windows: 1) download the Java Development Kit from Oracle's website, 2) run the installer and select an installation path, 3) check that the Java folder exists, 4) add the Java bin folder path to environment variables, and 5) verify the installation by typing 'javac' and 'java -version' commands.
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Steps To Install Java: Subject: Object Oriented Programming in Java Semester-1
The document outlines 13 steps to install Java on Windows: 1) download the Java Development Kit from Oracle's website, 2) run the installer and select an installation path, 3) check that the Java folder exists, 4) add the Java bin folder path to environment variables, and 5) verify the installation by typing 'javac' and 'java -version' commands.
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Steps to install java
Subject: Object Oriented
Programming in Java Semester-1
Prepared By: Dhananjay Yadav 1
1. Open the link https://www.google.com/ 2. In search type jdk 8 for windows 7/8/10 for 32/64 bit 3. Download jdk from the below link https://www.oracle.com/java/technologies/javase/jav ase-jdk8-downloads.html 4. Open folder where you download java and double click to run installation. 5. Set the path where you want to install java. (Preferably in c) Prepared By: Dhananjay Yadav 2 6. After installation close the window. 7. Go to C ->programFiles and check java folder. 8. Now set the path 9. Right click on My Computer then select Properties ->Advance System Settings ->Environmental Variable 10. Copy the path of java bin folder. In my case it is C:\Program Files\Java\jdk-15.0.1\bin 11. Paste the above path in user variable and system variable 12. Choose ok and then close
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13. To verify type javac on command propmt and press enter 14. To check version type java –version on command prompt and press enter