What are my environment variables?
I am not sure if thats what you want, but try printenv
This will show you all your environment variables.
About where they are stored
Linux: where are environment variables stored?
How to set Shell Environment Variables
http://www.codecoffee.com/tipsforlinux/articles/030.html
Happy reading :-)
How do i view my environment variables in Windows 10 VS Code or PyCharm terminal?
Go to the windows tab and type CMD
then in the command prompt type set
then enter.
Terminal showing environment variables on startup
export
is called as a command, and shows all the exported vars.
You should make the
export
JAVA_HOME=...
A single line, so export
isn't called without args:
export JAVA_HOME= ...
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