To run jGRASP and develop Java programs, you will need the JDK with Java 11 or higher. You can get this by installing a jGRASP distribution that is bundled with OpenJDK. Otherwise, you may use any Java distribution, but we currently recommend an OpenJDK distribution that has installer packages for Windows and MacOS, such as AdoptOpenJDK. On Linux and Unix systems, the JDK or JRE "bin" directory must be on your system path.
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jGRASP - Versions 2.0.6_17
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