All these are immediately available once you add %JAVA_HOME%\bin to your system PATH . To recap, the exact answer to the keyword search is:
java -version javac -version Expected output (example):
Target Keyword: jdk17windowsx64binexe link
| Executable | Purpose | |------------|---------| | java.exe | Launches Java applications (JVM) | | javac.exe | Compiles .java source files into .class bytecode | | javadoc.exe | Generates HTML API documentation from source comments | | jar.exe | Creates and manipulates JAR (Java Archive) files | | jlink.exe | Assembles a custom runtime image containing only required modules | | jshell.exe | Interactive REPL for testing Java snippets | | jconsole.exe | Monitoring and management console for JVM | | jps.exe | Lists instrumented JVMs on the system | | jstat.exe | Monitor JVM statistics (garbage collection, compilation) |
| Segment | Meaning | | --- | --- | | jdk17 | Java Development Kit, version 17 | | windows | OS family = Microsoft Windows | | x64 | 64-bit processor architecture (AMD64) | | bin | The subfolder inside JDK home containing command-line tools | | exe | Executable file type (Windows installer or .exe launchers like javac.exe ) | | link | A direct URL to download the installer or access the binaries |
https://download.oracle.com/java/17/latest/jdk-17_windows-x64_bin.exe