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2. The Mac Home folder is displayed by the home icon in the Finder. You can see it in the left panel. This folder has the same name as your Mac user account. However, if you need to, you can change the Home folder's name on Mac.

From the Home folder in Finder, choose View Show View Options, and select Show Library Folder. This article describes three ways to find and display the hidden-by-default Libary folder in macOS Big Sur (11) through OS X 10.7 (Lion).

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Here I'll explain how to add JAVA_HOME variable on your MacBook (Mac OS).

Set JAVA_HOME in .bash_profile

Open Launchpad and search for Terminal Gullys vengeance mac os. and launch it. Fluffland mac os.

Edit ~/.bash_profile:

and add to the end:

${/usr/libexec/java_home} is a symlink for current Java.

Press Ctrl+X to exit and 'Y' to save your changes.

Now we need to recompile .bash_profile to apply changes:

Mac OS also allows you to edit ~/.profile instead of ~/.bash_profile.

How to check if JAVA_HOME on Mac?

Type 'echo $JAVA_HOME' command to check Java Home environment variable on Mac OS X.

Success result should look like this:

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