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Q. Which environment variable is used to specify the path to maven?
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Explanation by: Mr. Dubey
- MAVEN_HOME → ✅ This environment variable is used to specify the installation directory of Maven.
- PATH → ❌ Used to set executable directories, including Maven’s bin directory.
- CLASSPATH → ❌ Used to specify Java classes and libraries, not for Maven.
- JAVA_HOME → ❌ Used to specify the JDK installation path, required for running Java applications but not directly for Maven.
Thus, MAVEN_HOME is the correct answer.
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