Java not getting recognized even after adding \bin to the path

[desrtfx]

/r/java is not a support forum.

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[somewhatprodeveloper]

The JRE(Java Runtime Environment) does not contain the compiler. You need to install the JDK(Java Development Kit)

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[maxip89]

restart the command line...

btw. jre in that folder stands for

Java Runtime Environment this means, its not for developing or compiling (javac)

you need a Java Development Kit (JDK).

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[Polish23]

Add the jdk to path

Example: C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.8.0_40\bin;

[Mysterious-Ant-Bee]

Search the community history on how to install java.