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If you’re a programmer, and use Ubuntu, then you’re probably going to use Java at some point.

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This how to will show you the steps it takes to install Java on the latest version of Ubuntu.

  1. Go in to Ubuntu.
  2. Open a Terminal window.
  3. Enter the command: sudo apt update
  4. Enter your password if prompted.
  5. Check to see if Java is already installed.
  6. Type: java -version
  7. If Java is NOT installed….
  8. Type: sudo apt install default-jre
  9. Enter your password.
  10. When prompted, type Y and press Enter.
  11. Java will be installed.
  12. To verify, do option 6 again.
  13. That’s it.

 

 

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