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Installing C compiler, JDK etc. in Ubuntu

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I am a new to Ubuntu. I have used Windows before, but I am not able to install new software in Ubuntu from the offline setup files, so I don't know how to install software in Ubuntu. Please tell me how to install new software, such as C Compiler, JDK, etc. in Ubuntu.

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answered 2 Years ago breadoules · Accepted Answer

If you are preparing to build software, then

sudo apt-get install build-essential

is a good place to start - installs your basic C and C++ compilers, libraries and utilities, all in one operation.

There are several JDKs that can be installed from the standard repos (make sure you have enabled the partner repo in /etc/apt/sources.list). @Tarun showed above how to install openjdk, but see here for how to install Oracle Java8.