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In this article, you will learn how to download JDK 20 for Windows and install JDK 20 on Windows 10. To start developing Java applications, your system should have JDK (Java Development Kit) installed. This is the first step to begin the development of the Java application.
NOTE:
JDK is a java development kit whereas JRE is a java runtime environment that allows the java program to run. If you want to develop Java applications, install the Java Development Kit. The JDK includes the JRE, so you do not have to download both separately.
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Software Dependency to Install JDK 20
- JDK 20
- Windows 10
In this JDK installation guide, we will download JDK 20 for Windows and install it on the Windows 10 64-bit Operating System.
To install JDK 20 on Windows 10, follow the below steps:
- Java JDK 20 download for Windows 10 64-bit
- Install JDK on Windows
- Set Java path in system environment variables
- Verify the Installed Java version
Step-1. Download Java JDK 20 for Windows 10 64-bit
To download Java for Windows, visit the official website of Oracle Download JDK 20 for Windows 64-bit, go to ‘Java SE Development Kit 20.0.1‘, and click on the link https://download.oracle.com/java/20/archive/jdk-20.0.1_windows-x64_bin.exe as shown in the below image.
Note: JDK 20 binaries are free to use in production and free to redistribute, at no cost, under the Oracle No-Fee Terms and Conditions. The JDK 20 will receive updates under these terms, until September 2023 when it will be superseded by JDK 21.
NOTE: Oracle requires an account (sign-in) to download older versions of Java that are no longer available to the public. You can download publicly available versions of Java without signing in which is the latest version only.
Step-2. Install Java JDK 20 on Windows 10
Once you have downloaded the JDK Software (jdk-20.0.1_windows-x64_bin.exe), double-click on it to see the start of installation. It will ask you permission to start, if you click the Yes button. Now you will see the below dialog, in that just click on the Next button to proceed.
Once you click on the Next button you will see the below image, Here you have a choice to change the Java installation directory by clicking on the change… button otherwise go with the default path (C:\Program Files\Java\jdk-20) by clicking the Next > button. I am going here with the default path only.
Now you can see the installation of JDK 20.0.1 (64-bit) is in progress.
Once the installation process has been completed, click on the Close button to finish the installation.
Step-3. Set Java Path in System Environment Variables
In this step, you have to set JAVA_HOME and Path in the System environment variables. To open the system environment variables dialog, you can type the ‘environment variable‘ in the Window search box and click on Edit the system environment variables as shown in the below image,
Now click on the Environment Variables button as follow, to open the Environment variable dialog.
In the Environment Variables dialog, click the New button to add the JAVA_HOME variable. You can set the value: C:\Program Files\Java\jdk-20 as you can take it from the installed directory as shown in the image.
In the below dialog follow the sequence number to fill details,
After that, you should update the Path variable as shown in the sequence number in the below image,
Step-4. Verify the installed Java Version
In this step, we will verify the installed Java JDK version. To confirm the installation, first of all, you can open a Command Prompt. To open it, type ‘cmd‘ in the Window’s search box and click on Command Prompt as shown in the below image.
Once the Command Prompt is opened, type java -version and press Enter key. Now you will see the Java JDK installed version as below image.
Congratulations! Now in your Windows System, JDK 20 has been installed successfully. Now create the first Java Program Hello World!
Conclusion
In this article, you have seen how Java JDK 20 downloads for Windows and installed it. Now you can be able to do the installation of other versions of JDK also with a similar set of steps that you have seen.
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Already a Visual Studio Code user wanting to start development with Java? Look no further!
The Oracle Java Platform extension helps you develop your Java project, and it is available via Visual Studio Code Marketplace.
If no JDK is present in your system then the extension can set it up for you via its built-in JDK Downloader:
You can also access the JDK Downloader through the Visual Studio Code menu: View > Command Palette > Download, install, and Use JDK option in the command palette.
This setup provides options for Oracle JDK, OpenJDK, but also allows you to choose from any locally installed JDKs.
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Platform to develop and launch of applications
WORA coding languages (write once, run anywhere) are intended to simplify the execution of programs and applications developed using this code. The latter can be run on different operating systems by means of a so-called virtual machine. It’s an advantage regarding the development of software because it doesn’t force the developer to compile the code each time it has to be ported to a different operating system. One of the most popular ones is definitely Java, as it allows us to migrate its developments to different platforms through a virtual machine known as JRE or Java Runtime Environment, the real-time execution environment of this coding language. Therefore, you definitely need to download Java 32-64 bits for PC if this is what you work on.
This tool provides the operating system with the libraries and components necessary so that any application written in this language can be used. It’s the same as programs of the likes of VirtualBox when we download a Linux distro in ISO format and we run it on our Windows desktop without completing a full installation.
High-performance, portability, versatility and stability are the advantages of a software application developed with Java.
What is it and what’s each version for?
JRE covers all the needs of the majority of Windows users. It includes all sorts of utilities and improvements to make the development of web services and applications much easier for any user, although certain advanced knowledge will also be required. The latter are packed inside the so-called JDK or Development Kit. It also includes features that optimize the performance and the correction of bugs and errors. In any case, the Java virtual machine and the development APIs have three different versions depending on the needs of the coder:
- SE (Standard Edition): for the development of web applications.
- ME (Micro Edition): that contains all the development APIs for mobile terminals.
- EE (Enterprise Edition): for the development of applications in business environments and that are compatible with several different operating systems and platforms.
Why should I download Java 32-64 bits for PC?
Basically, because it has become a standard for the development of all sorts of Internet applications, as well as the language used to develop mobile applications and embedded developments. All the latter thanks to how easy it is to connect with web standards. In fact, most of the games we play online are coded in Java. It’s used in all sorts of devices, including laptops, mobile phones, huge data centers and, therefore, any application installed on your device may require its installation. As you probably know if you’ve ever tried to play Minecraft.
Is it the same as JavaScript?
Just because it’s got the same word in its name, some people think it’s the same thing or that at least they’re similar. But that’s not the case, JS is an interpreted coding language that is usually used on the client-side, such as implementations in web browsers, PDF documents or desktop applications, mainly widgets. In fact, it was conceived by a Netscape developer to improve the interactivity with web pages from the browser. As you can see, it has nothing to do with the language developed by Sun Microsystems, now owned by Oracle.
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With a degree in History, and later, in Documentation, I have over a decade of experience testing and writing about apps: reviews, guides, articles, news, tricks, and more. They have been countless, especially on Android, an operating system…