To learn Java, you must first install the JDK (Java Development Kit Java SDK) and then configure the environment variables to start using Java.
One, install the JDK
1, you can choose to download the latest version of the JDK on the website, the address is as follows:
Http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads/index.html
After you click on the link, you will see the following interface:
2. Click the middle arrow point, the following interface will appear, before selecting the version and download you need to receive the protocol first, the specific interface as shown:
3, according to your computer system to make the corresponding version to choose, to download
4, after the installation package download is complete, open the installation package on the computer to install, then do not need to make any changes, continue to click Next, and finally click Close
This completes the entire JDK installation process .
Second, configure environment variables
1, right-click My Computer-Properties-Advanced system settings you will see the following interface:
2. Click on the environment variable and start the configuration of the environment variable:
Click the New button under the system variable name Java_home (which represents your JDK installation path), and the variable value corresponds to the installation path of your JDK.
* If you don't know where your JDK's installation path is, look for the installation path as follows:
Open File Explorer, locate the JDK file under the Java file, and copy the path to the variable name java_home value
Configure the Java_home variable as follows:
Click OK.
3, continue to create a new CLASSPATH variable inside the system variable with the value of the variable as shown:
Variable name: CLASSPATH
Variable value:.; %java_home%\lib\dt.jar;%java_home%\lib\tools.jar; (copy and paste directly, don't forget the "." in the front.) And the back of the ";")
As follows:
Click "OK".
4, in your system variables to find a variable name is the path of the variable, you need to add a section of the value of the following code:
%java_home%\bin;
%java_home%\jre\bin;
Create a new 2 and enter the above code (don't forget the semicolon at the end)
As follows:
Click "OK".
3 environment variables are already configured, so you can close other windows.
Third, verify
How to verify that the environment variables you have configured are correct, we can view them from the command line
1,windows+r the key, enter CMD, and enter the command line interface as follows:
2. Enter the Java-version command, which can appear as a hint, you can see the JDK version you installed:
3, the input Java command will appear as shown in the results:
4, enter the Javac command can appear the following prompt:
If all of the above 3 items are not error-free, congratulations, you have successfully configured the environment variables, you can start using the JDK!
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