Step by Step Guide to install Java on UbuntuOS
9 steps you should follow to install Java on UbuntuOS
Java is a programming language originally developed by Sun Microsystems. It is free to download and can be used commercially. In my previous blog, I talked about the steps that you should consider while installing Java on WindowsOS. In that blog, I also talked about Java in general and its benefits over other programming Language. If you use WindowsOS on your computer, then I would recommend you to visit my blog with the link provided below.
In this blog, I will be focusing on the steps of installing Java on UbuntuOS. The process and install commands remain the same for different versions of Ubuntu, or versions of Java.
Step by Step guide for Installing Java in Ubuntu
Step 1: Open terminal
Step 2: Provide the following command
sudo apt update
Step 3: Enter your password.
Step 4: Wait for all your packages to update.
Step 5: Now, provide the following command
sudo apt install openjdk-14-jre-headless
Step 6: Enter “y” to install.
When you follow step 6, your packages will start downloading.
Step 7: Now, provide the command as shown below.
sudo apt install openjdk-14-jdk-headless
Step 8: Wait for jdk resources to be download.
Step 9: After the installation process is completed, check if java has been installed or not by providing the command,
javac -version.
After you provide the command, it will show your Java version.
Verdict
Hence, after viewing this blog, you will have Java successfully installed in Ubuntu. Also, in case if you face any issues even after referring to this blog, you can mail your issue to us by sending an email at positive.studs@gmail.com.
