Verifying Your Java Version on Windows, Linux and Mac

Verifying Java Version on Windows, Linux and Mac

Java is a popular programming language used for developing applications and it is important to keep the version of Java up-to-date. It is also important to verify the version of Java installed on your computer. In this blog post, we will discuss how to check Java version on Windows, Linux and Mac.

Verifying Java Version on Windows

On Windows, you can download the latest version of Java from the Java Downloads Page. Once you have installed the latest version of Java, you can open Command Prompt (cmd) and run the command “java -version” to check your installed Java version.

Verifying Java Version on Linux

To check the version of Java installed on Linux, open the terminal and run the command “java -version”. This command will display the version of Java currently installed on your system.

Verifying Java Version on Mac

If you are using a Mac, you can find the installed Java version by navigating to System Preferences->Java. You can also use the command “java -version” in the terminal to verify the Java version.

It is important to keep your Java version up-to-date so that your applications remain secure and compatible. We have discussed how to check the version of Java installed on Windows, Linux and Mac in this post. If you encounter any issues while verifying the installed Java version, feel free to leave a comment below.