Java Programming for Complete Beginners - Java 16 - Step 03 - Installing Java – Linux

This video tutorial guides viewers through the process of installing Java JDK on a Linux operating system. It covers how to download the JDK from the official site, the different package options available for Linux, and detailed installation instructions. The tutorial explains the differences between system-wide and user-specific installations, emphasizing the need for root access for RPM packages. Finally, it demonstrates how to verify the installation by checking the Java and jshell versions.

What is the first step to download Java JDK for Linux?

• Visit the Java C downloads page

• Open the installation instructions

• Search for Java JDK on Bing

• Download the RPM package directly

Which package should you choose if you are using a Debian-based Linux system?

• Debian-specific package

• RPM package

• tar.gz file

• Windows installer

What is a key requirement for installing JDK using RPM packages?

• A GUI-based installer

• Internet connection

• A specific Linux kernel version

• Root access

What command can be used to verify the installed version of Java?

• java -version

• java -check

• java -update

• java -install

What is the benefit of installing JDK from a tar.gz file?

• It provides a private version for the current user

• It allows for a system-wide installation

• It requires no additional permissions

• It automatically updates to the latest version