If it wasn't then it wouldn't be an operating system.
Yes. Java supports Windows 8 (including previous versions Windows).
You may have to install Java runtime support.
Yes! Remember to install Java 64-bit for desktop java applications.
Windows is an operating system whereas Java is a programming language. They are entirely different.
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Java 6 is the last version officially supported on Windows XP. While later versions of Java, like Java 7 and Java 8, may still run on XP, they do not receive updates or security patches, making them less secure. For optimal performance and security, it's advisable to use Java 6 if you must run on Windows XP. However, upgrading to a more recent operating system is highly recommended for better support and security.
Nowhere, Just Windows-r and type "JAVA"
How can I compile java programs using windows vista text pad?
Mac OS X has Java already installed. You do not need to download it and install it currently, and Java apps should have no problem running. It has to be a real java app, not a Windows exe file compiled that also uses java, that is still a Windows program. When Mac OS X 10.7 comes out, it will not have Java installed by default, and you have to install it manually just like you do on Windows.... just download the Mac version and install.
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Several sites offer a free java download for the Windows XP systems these include download.cnet, en.softonic, download crew , java developement and en.kioskea
For PC running Windows or Linux go to java.com. Macs already have java built-in