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Vulcan_Knowledge
By Vulcan_Knowledge
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is your %JAVA_HOME% or %JDK_HOME% on your path?

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java is the runtime, whereas javac is the compiler.

 

Try javac HelloWorld.java,

then java HelloWorld to run

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4 hours ago, reniat said:

is your %JAVA_HOME% or %JDK_HOME% on your path?

It was set to the location of the bin, I changed it to %JAVA_HOME% and "java" is no longer a recognized command 

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16 minutes ago, Vulcan_Knowledge said:

It was set to the location of the bin, I changed it to %JAVA_HOME% and "java" is no longer a recognized command 

Run "echo %PATH%" without the quotes and tell us what it outputs.

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On 10/24/2018 at 7:04 PM, Vulcan_Knowledge said:

It was set to the location of the bin, I changed it to %JAVA_HOME% and "java" is no longer a recognized command 

 

You want it to be set as the location of the bin in your path. It was fine, as evidenced by the fact that the java.exe was being run, it's just that to compile you need to use javac.exe.

  

javac HelloWorld.java
java HelloWorld

 

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