As we were setting up a machine that would be used for software development, we came to the need of installing a Java Development Kit (JDK).
There are two popular choices on the web between the OpenJDK and the Oracle JDK, we decided to go with the OpenJDK option which is a free and open source implementation of the Java Platform and it is part of the official Fedora repositories.
To install the OpenJDK along with all the needed libraries for development we used the following command:
Recently, we tried to user monkeyrunner on an Ubuntu 18.04 LTS. We installed Android Studio through snap and we setup the Android SDK in ~/Andoid. monkeyrunner was installed in ~/Android/Sdk/tools/bin. To our immeasurable disappointment we found out that when we tried to execute monkeyrunner, it would give the following error:…
Following we present a few methods on how to iterate over a List in Java. Currently we present: Using a standard for loop Using an iterator to loop Using a For-Each loop Using Streams [download id="2234"] [download id="2234"] Compilation and execution are presented in the next section. Following is the…
Step A: Update the system and install all necessary packages Step B: Download the Android SDK and install all required packages The following download link we got it from this page https://developer.android.com/studio/ You will get a prompt for a license agreement, you need to type Y to proceed November 20,…
JDK switcher also is an option. Would like to hear something from bytefreaks for that
Amigo it’s simple for switching between openjdk and oracle jdk . I was struggle to do it in order to use android sdk which prefers oracle’s java,
sudo update-alternatives –config java
sudo update-alternatives –config javac
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