Install & Configure Java
  
  
    Installation of Java in Win. 10 & 11
  
  
  
          Java is a
    dynamic programming language that is broadly used for developing various
    types of software and web applications. To develop Java-based applications on your
    Windows system, you need to install the Java Development Kit (JDK) and
    configure the Java environment. In this blog post, we will discuss
    step-by-step instructions on how to install and configure Java on a Windows
    10 & 11 system.
  
  
  Step 1 : Oracle's Java Download Site
  The first step of the installation is to download the Java Development Kit
    (JDK) from Java's official download page i.e. Oracle Website Page. You can
    go to Oracle's Java Download Site and download Java on your
    system. 
  
  
  Step 2 : Downloading Java Development Kit (JDK)
  To download Java on your windows system go through the link given below.
    And just scroll down then the Oracle site will show you the list of the
    latest available versions of Java to download.
  Download Link : https://www.oracle.com/java/technologies/downloads/
  
  
  Step 3 : Downloading the Latest Java
  From the list of available versions choose the latest version of Java and
    download it. The latest version of Java is 19.0.2. You can download
    the MSI or EXE file for installation but we refer you to install the MSI
    file for quick installation.
  
  
  Step 4 : Opening JDK Installer
  Once the JDK is downloaded, double-click on the downloaded file to start
    the installation process.
  
  
  Step 5 : JDK Installation
  Follow the instructions provided in the installation wizard to install the
    JDK on your system. By default, the JDK will be installed in the "C:\Program Files\Java" directory.
  
  
  Step 6 : Closing Installer
  Once the installation of Java in your windows system is successfully done,
    close the installer window to start Environment Setup.
  
  
  
    Java Environment Setup
  
  
  
  To configure Java in your Windows 10 & 11 system, follow the steps
    given below...
  
  Step 1 : Press the Windows button on your Keyboard, and
    search for Environment Variables. If you see a window like given below hit
    Enter and open it.
  
  Step 2 : Once the Environment Variables Window opened, click on Path and then
    click Edit to add Java Path to System Variables.
  
  Step 3 : Now open the File Explorer and go to the location where you
    installed the Java. Open the C:\Program Files\Java directory, go inside the JDK file, and open the bin folder. Once the bin
    folder is opened, click on the path bar at the top of file explorer and Copy
    the Path.
  
  
  Step 4 : Come back to the
    Edit Environment Variables window, click New, then paste
    the path and hit Enter. After that click Ok and close all the
    Windows.
  
  
  Step 5 : Now the Java Environment Setup is completed, to verify it
    open the Command Prompt and type the command java -version, to get
    the version information of java that you installed in your system. You can
    also type the javac command to see Java Compiler options.
  
  By following the above instructions, you should be able to install and
    configure Java on your system, which will allow you to develop and run
    Java-based applications. So let's execute a simple program to Verify Java
    Working...
  
  
  
    Testing Simple Java Program
  
  
  
import java.lang.*;
class SampleProgram
{    
  public static void main(String args[])
  {
    System.out.println("The Java Installation is completed Successfully...!!!");
  }
}
  Now to execute the above program save it with the same name as the class
    name of the Java Program with the extension .java. Remember that you
    must save the file in a specific folder.
  
  Once the file is saved open the Command Prompt and change the present
    folder with the folder in which you saved Java File, using the command
    cd ./Folder_Name.
  
  After the directory change type the command javac followed by
    File-Name.java and hit Enter to compile the Java Program. If
    the program doesn't contain any errors then the compilation will be done
    successfully, otherwise, it will show some errors.
  
  If the compilation of the Java Program is done successfully, then it's time
    to run it using the command java followed by File_Name without
    extension.
  
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