Manage Multiple JDKs In Windows
Since when Oracle Adopted 6 monthly release cycle for Java, It is most likely that Java developers have to deal with multiple versions of JDKs. Considering the diversity of the Java community, most of the Java libraries and framework supports at leas...
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Wellington Domiciano
Nice article!
In my opinion the best way to manage Java versions is using the scoop.sh tool.
With Scoop you must to add de Java bucket and then install any version you want, as explained here: github.com/lukesampson/scoop/wiki/Java
You can use sdkman.io but will need to install WSL, Cygwin or other tool like Git Bash for Windows.