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   Venkata Sai G M

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   Venkata Sai G M

   2021-08-11T17:32:07+05:30Added an answer on August 11, 2021 at 5:32 pm

   This is how you can set environment variables in Linux, setting environment variables in Linux is a bit easier process. I’m also new to Linux while I’m going through this i have faced problem and found a way to set Environment variable in Linux i tried this and it worked. Maybe this can also help you

   Easiest steps to set Environment Variables in  Linux :-

   
[VARIABLE_NAME]=[variable_value]

   1. As an example, create a variable called EXAMPLE with a text value. If you type the command correctly, the shell does not provide any output.

   2. The set | grep command confirms the creation of the variable. However, printenv does not return any output.

   

   This is because the variable created in this way is a shell variable.

   3. Another way to confirm this is to type bash and start a child shell session. Using the echo command to search for the EXAMPLE variable now returns no output:

   

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