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javac --version
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If you see a version number printed, you are ready to move on to [Installing Android Studio](#installing-android-studio), otherwise you will need to add the JDK binaries to your system environment `Path`:
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If you see a version number printed, you may skip this step. Otherwise, you will need to add the JDK binaries to your system environment `Path`:
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1. Search for "**Edit the system environment variables**" in Windows Search and select
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2. Click on "**Environment variables...**" in the bottom corner
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C:\Program Files\Eclipse Adoptium\jdk-17.X.X\bin
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Additionally, some installations may require creating the `JAVA_HOME` environment variable manually:
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1. Search for "**Edit the system environment variables**" in Windows Search and select
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2. Click on "**Environment variables...**" in the bottom corner
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3. Click on **New...** under the "**User variables for...**" section
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4. Add the following variable. Ensure you're using the correct JDK path, without the \bin suffix. Example:
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