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Steven Couture
2,106 PointsWhat?!?!?!?! Paste the results from running this command java -version
what do I do? I keep copying the java -version and pasting it like both #java -version and java -version and all I get is a bummer message
java -version
1 Answer
Jennifer Nordell
Treehouse TeacherHi there! You're supposed to either run this command on your local system or launch a Java workspace and run it. When it's run there will be some output to the console. That is what is supposed to be pasted here. It's not looking for the command but rather the results of running the command.
Hope this helps!
Steven Couture
2,106 PointsSteven Couture
2,106 Pointsok I did and I got what I'm suppose to but when I highlight it wont let me copy it, as soon as I right click it unhighlights and I never have the option to do anything
Jennifer Nordell
Treehouse TeacherJennifer Nordell
Treehouse TeacherSteven Couture when you have the text highlighted, try using the keyboard commands CTRL + C or CMD + C to copy the text.
Steven Couture
2,106 PointsSteven Couture
2,106 Pointsyour a freakin life saver!!!