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How do I / Can I upgrade Java from Eclipse?

I am new to JAva / Eclipse / Android, but getting ready! Everything is installed and working for me, but I want to know how Java is updated. Can this be done through Eclipse? I noticed that the JDK installation wants to create a new folder every time based on its version. I will do everything you need, but I will appreciate your contribution to start me.

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Just install the JDK in the usual way. A new folder is not a problem. Once you have installed the JDK, you can tell Eclipse to use it in the window> Settings> Java> Installed JREs. You can add or edit installed JREs. If you select Edit, you just need to change the home directory and name.

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There is no update for Java, in fact you always install a new version of Java on your system and you can decide whether to remove the previous one.

The Eclipse IDE will work with the default Java runtime. And he does not need JDK, he has his own compiler.

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