Installation and configuration of JDK under Windows

Table of contents

1. JDK download

2. JDK installation

3. Configuration


1. JDK download

Official website download address: https://www.oracle.com/index.html

 

 

Choose the version you need to download: Here I take Java14 as an example ( because I have downloaded Java14.0.2 before this), so I will download Java14 again in the following installation steps

Java14 also has several versions, choose a version to download according to your needs

Click to download, if not, you should register an oracle account, fill in the information on the pop-up page to register an oracle account 

2. JDK installation

Double-click the downloaded file and click Next

Note that this step can be installed to other disks

 

 

I installed it to the E drive, this is the file after downloading

3. Configuration

Find this computer, right click, click properties, find advanced system settings

Click Advanced System Settings, click Environment Variables, find System Variables, and click New

Variable name: JAVA_HOME

Variable value: D:\jdk14\jdk-14.0.2

After filling in the information, click OK

(Here again, 14.0.2 is the version downloaded before, and the above installation steps are for the convenience of recording my download process for everyone, so I downloaded 14 again, please don't get confused. Important Say things three times:

The variable value is the path where jdk is installed! ! !

The variable value is the path where jdk is installed! ! !

The variable value is the path where jdk is installed! ! ! )

New again

Variable name: CLASSPATH

Variable value: .;%JAVA_HOME%\lib;%JAVA_HOME%\lib\tools.jar

After filling in the information, click OK

Find the Path system variable, double-click to enter it, and create a new one respectively

%JAVA_HOME%\bin

%JAVA_HOME%\jre\bin

then click OK

Remember, every time you fill in a piece of information, you must click OK

Finally, after all the information is configured, click OK

 

At this point, the installation and configuration of jdk is complete! ! !

Then, you can use the keyboard Win+Rto entercmd to view the version you have installed. The command to check is: java -version

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