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Can you tell us JDK Version is used to Oracle Java ?
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Member Posts: 2 Green Ribbon
Please let me Known tell us a : Oracle Java is used to technologies a used :
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You can execute the java –version command and in the case of OpenJDK you will clearly see “openjdk” in the output while in case of Oracle JDK you will se “Hotspot” in the output. That's how you can differentiate
