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    The document provides steps to install Java 15 on Windows and Java 11 on Ubuntu. For Windows, it involves downloading the JDK installer, running the installer, and configuring environment variables to set the path to the installed JDK. For Ubuntu, it involves downloading the JDK file, extracting it to /usr/java, editing the profile file to set JAVA_HOME and PATH, and configuring Java commands to use the newly installed JDK. Screenshots are provided for each step.

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    The document provides steps to install Java 15 on Windows and Java 11 on Ubuntu. For Windows, it involves downloading the JDK installer, running the installer, and configuring environment variables to set the path to the installed JDK. For Ubuntu, it involves downloading the JDK file, extracting it to /usr/java, editing the profile file to set JAVA_HOME and PATH, and configuring Java commands to use the newly installed JDK. Screenshots are provided for each step.

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    Implementation Manual

     To Install Java 15 On Windows

    Download JDK
    Open the browser and search for Download JDK 15 or click the link to download
    from the Oracle website. It will show the JDK download page as shown in Fig 1.

    Fig 1
    Accept the License Agreement and click on the link to download the installer as
    highlighted in Fig 2. It will start downloading JDK 15 installer for Windows.

    Fig 2
    Step 2 - Install JDK
    Now execute the JDK installer by double-clicking it. It might ask system permission
    before starting the installation. Click on yes to allow the installer to execute itself. It
    shows the installer welcome screen as displayed in Fig 3.

    Fig 3
    Click the Next Button to initiate the installation process. The next screen shows
    options to change the installation path. We can change the installation location on
    this screen if required as displayed in Fig 4.
    Fig 4
    Now click the Next Button to start the installation. It will show the progress as
    displayed in Fig 5.

    Fig 5
    It shows the success screen after completing the installation as mentioned in Fig 6.
    Fig 6
    Now open the Command Prompt and type the command java -version to confirm
    whether it's installed successfully as mentioned in Fig 7.

    Fig 7
    It might show the message - java is not recognized as an internal or external
    command or show the previously installed version. In order to start using the JDK
    installed by us from the command prompt, we might be required to set the
    environment variable. You can follow the below-mentioned steps to do so.
    Right Click -> My Computer(This PC) -> Properties -> Advanced System Settings
    The above steps will open the Windows settings panel as shown in Fig 8.
    Fig 8
    Now click the Environment Variables Button, select Path under System
    Variables section and click the Edit Button. We need to add the path of installed JDK
    to system Path.
    Remove the path of previously installed JDK. Also, update JAVA_HOME in case it's
    already set. Now click on New Button and add the path to installed JDK bin which
    is C:\Java\Oracle\jdk-15\bin in my case as shown in Fig 9. Press OK Button 3 times
    to close all the windows. This sets the JDK 15 on system environment variables to
    access the same from the console.
    Fig 9
    Now again open the console and test the Java version as shown in Fig 10.

    Fig 10
    How To Install Java 11 On Ubuntu
    Step 1 Download JDK
    Open the browser and search for Download JDK 11 or click here to view the
    download options. It will show the JDK download page as shown in Fig. 1.

    Fig. 1
    Now click on download option as highlighted in Fig 1. Accept License Agreement
    and click on the download link having the tar.gz extension. A confirmation dialog will
    be displayed to start the download as shown in Fig.2 and Fig. 3.

    Fig. 2
    Fig. 3
    We can also download the JDK on terminal using the command as mentioned below:
    >sudo wget -c --header "Cookie: oraclelicense=accept-
    securebackup-cookie"
    http://download.oracle.com/otn-pub/java/jdk/11+28/55eed80b163941c8885ad9298e6d786a/
    jdk-11_linux-x64_bin.tar.gz
    Step 2 Install Java
    Open the terminal and make directory /usr/java ot done yet to keep java installations.
    We can install multiple versions of Java in this directory. Now copy the downloaded
    file to this location and extract it as shown below:
    >sudo mkdir -p /usr/java
    >cd /usr/java
    >sudo cp jdk-11_linux-x64_bin.tar.gz
    >sudo tar -xzvf jdk-11_linux-x64_bin.tar.gz
    The above steps will install JDK to the path /usr/java/jdk-11
    Step 3 Set Environment Variables
    >sudo nano /etc/profile
    Scroll down by pressing Page Down button and add at the end of this file:
    JAVA_HOME=/usr/java/jdk-11
    PATH=$PATH:$HOME/bin:$JAVA_HOME/bin
    export JAVA_HOME
    export PATH
    Now press Ctrl + O and press Enter to write our change. Press Ctrl + X to exit the
    nano editor. The nano editor should look like the one shown in Fig. 4.
    Fig. 4
    Step 4 Configure Java Commands
    Now we need to configure Java commands to newly installed JDK. We can check
    the installed Java before and after executing these commands as shown below:
    >java -version
    >sudo update-alternatives --install "/usr/bin/java" "java"
    "/usr/java/jdk-11/bin/java" 1
    >sudo update-alternatives --install "/usr/bin/javac" "javac"
    "/usr/java/jdk-11/bin/javac" 1
    >java -version
    The output of these commands is displayed on Fig. 5. We might need to configure
    active Java if it is previously installed on the system as shown in Fig. 5.
    Fig. 5

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