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Good day, good day.
It's Tim Buchalka, the Aussie Android Dev guy.
Today's video is all about setting the Java Development Kit for Windows machine.
Now if you're running a Mac machine or
a Linux machine, I won't hold it against you, but all jokes aside,
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But anyway this video is all about the Java development kit, installation and
configuration for Windows, let's get to it.
So I'll open up a web browser, and we're going to do a search for download.
- JDK 8 windows.
We'll click on the first on that comes up providing it's from oracle.com.
Click on that and just scroll- Scroll down,
we just need to make sure that it says Java development kit.
Java development kit eight, which is correct.
You need to decide if you need the 32 bit version of the Java JDK or the 64 bit.
So I'm gonna select the 64 bit.
Because that's what I got on the system.
But before I do that I need to click on accept licence agreement.
And then I can click on the link and download it.
Okay, I'm gonna save that.
Then of course I'm then going to execute it once it's finished downloading.
Okay, so I'm just gonna go to the folder where it was.
In my case it's in my downloads folder.
And I'm gonna double click that.
I click on yes to running it.
Click on Next, I'm going to just leave all the default options
noting this folder location because we may need that in a later video.
Program Files Java JDK blah blah blah.
So I click on Next I will let it go through and finish installing and
once this is installed the only other step we need to do in this video
Is we're gonna open a command line window and we're just going to type in a command
to make sure that we've saved this version of Java that we've just downloaded.
Just finishing it off now.
Okay, so click on next when this comes up for
the Java Runtime edition as opposed to the development kit.
Same thing there, we're gonna let that install,
we're just using the default options Okay, and
as you can see there on the screen we are now done so we'll click on close.
So the last thing I'm going to suggest you do is click on the Windows button and
type in the little Windows box there, in the field.
Type command Cmd, press enter.
It will bring up to a screen that looks something like that.
And topping Java spice and the word versions.
Java spice version.
Press enter.
You should see on the screen, it should say something like Java version 1.8.0_25.
Now those numbers may be higher If you've run this at some point and
time and the new version of Java has come out,
however if you've got version 1.7 I do recommend you upgrade to 1.8.
And at this point we can now proceed onto the next video.
And that's a wrap, we're now done and dusted.
We've got our Java Development Kit installed and configured.
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