Once done, you have completed half of the process, i.e., download and install JDK in Windows 11/10. However, you still have to set up a path variable for it. So, follow the next steps to do it.

To check which version of Java you're running, you'll need to use Windows 10's Command Prompt app. The Command Prompt can seem intimidating at first, but if you know what to type, you'll be fine ...