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So, installing Java on Debian 10 is the first step in this tutorial. So it requires that the system on which it runs has Java installed correctly. Install Apache Ant on Debian 10 1.- Install Java on Debian 10Īpache Ant is created with Java technology. So let’s install it on our Debian 10 system.

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