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@Gordon Davisson & @Nohillside - Many thanks - I was able to change the interactive Shell and was able to see the $Path properly.

Thanks both of your for your valuable suggestion and time to answer my question.

I followed the steps provided in the Apple website on how to change the terminalhow to change the shell and restarted my Terminal app as a Bash shell instead of zsh shell - then I was able to verify the Class path and the PATH Environment variables without any issues

@Gordon Davisson & @Nohillside - Many thanks - I was able to change the interactive Shell and was able to see the $Path properly.

Thanks both of your for your valuable suggestion and time to answer my question.

I followed the steps provided in the Apple website on how to change the terminal and restarted my Terminal app as a Bash shell instead of zsh shell - then I was able to verify the Class path and the PATH Environment variables without any issues

I followed the steps provided in the Apple website on how to change the shell and restarted my Terminal app as a Bash shell instead of zsh shell - then I was able to verify the Class path and the PATH Environment variables without any issues

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@Gordon Davisson & @Nohillside - Many thanks - I was able to change the interactive Shell and was able to see the $Path properly.

Thanks both of your for your valuable suggestion and time to answer my question.

I followed the steps provided in the Apple website on how to change the terminal and restarted my Terminal app as a Bash shell instead of zsh shell - then I was able to verify the Class path and the PATH Environment variables without any issues

@Gordon Davisson & @Nohillside - Many thanks - I was able to change the interactive Shell and was able to see the $Path properly.

Thanks both of your for your valuable suggestion and time to answer my question.

@Gordon Davisson & @Nohillside - Many thanks - I was able to change the interactive Shell and was able to see the $Path properly.

Thanks both of your for your valuable suggestion and time to answer my question.

I followed the steps provided in the Apple website on how to change the terminal and restarted my Terminal app as a Bash shell instead of zsh shell - then I was able to verify the Class path and the PATH Environment variables without any issues

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@Gordon Davisson & @Nohillside - Many thanks - I was able to change the interactive Shell and was able to see the $Path properly.

Thanks both of your for your valuable suggestion and time to answer my question.