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Compute Canada's systems have several different Java virtual machines installed which are made available to users via the <tt>module</tt> command like other software packages. You should normally only have one Java module loaded at a time. The principal commands associated with such Java modules are <tt>java</tt> to launch the Java virtual machine and <tt>javac</tt> to call the Java compiler for converting a Java source file into byte code.  
Compute Canada's systems have several different Java virtual machines installed which are made available to users via the [[Utiliser_des_modules/en | module]] command like other software packages. You should normally only have one Java module loaded at a time. The principal commands associated with such Java modules are <tt>java</tt> to launch the Java virtual machine and <tt>javac</tt> to call the Java compiler for converting a Java source file into byte code.  


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