jenv:tldr:0791f

jenv: Display the current JDK version used.

jenv

$ jenv version

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The command "jenv version" is a command used to display the currently set version of Java on your local system.

The "jenv" command is a tool used for managing multiple Java versions on a single machine. It allows you to switch between different Java versions easily and set the default Java version to be used by your system.

When you execute "jenv version" command, it will display the currently set Java version in your terminal or command prompt window. This can be useful when you have multiple Java versions installed and want to verify which version is currently active.

For example, if you have set Java 11 as the active version using "jenv", executing "jenv version" will display something like "11.0.8" indicating that Java 11.0.8 is the currently set version.

This explanation was created by an AI. In most cases those are correct. But please always be careful and never run a command you are not sure if it is safe.

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