Install Java / OpenJDK on Linux and Add it to Path

In this video we will see how to install Java / OpenJDK on Linux and also add it to the Path so that it is accessible from anywhere in the environment.

[MikolajMNK]

THANK YOU SOO MUCH!!! I've been looking for a good tutorial for HOURS and this is the most simple thing that worked!!! This deserves more views then it has :)

[alextrakek]

exactly what I was looking for. thank you, king!

[RunVeganWellness]

Thank you very much for your clear step-by-step instructions, which I followed, and they worked perfectly on my Linux Mint environment. Happy now! 🙂

[sandeepguzzarlamudi]

can you explain from 2:20 ..what is type i

[HarshYadav-yitv]

Whoah Whats that you probably missing on the best part of Linux which is seemless integration of language compilers. So, In Linux you probably don't need to create PATH Variable if you install the compiler via your package manager (apt, yum, dnf, or pacman). So, to install openjdk I would do apt install jdk-openjdk and that's It