The Java Virtual Machine (JVM) is typically bundled with Java Development Kits (JDK) or Java Runtime Environments (JRE). To download the JVM, you usually need to download and install one of these packages, depending on your specific needs.

Here’s how you can download the JVM:

1. Downloading the JDK (Java Development Kit):

If you want to develop Java applications and also have access to the JVM for running Java programs, you should download the JDK, which includes the JVM. Here are the steps:

• Visit the official Oracle JDK download page: Oracle JDK Download

• Scroll down to the “Java SE Development Kit xx Downloads” section (where “xx” represents the version number). Choose the version of the JDK that you want to download. Please note that starting with Java 11, Oracle JDK is no longer free for commercial use. You may consider using OpenJDK, which is open-source and free.

• Click on the download link corresponding to your operating system (e.g., Windows, macOS, Linux).

• Accept the license agreement, if prompted, and then download the JDK installer for your platform.

• Run the installer and follow the installation instructions to install the JDK, which includes the JVM.

2. Downloading the JRE (Java Runtime Environment):

If you only need to run Java applications and don’t plan to develop them, you can download the JRE, which includes the JVM and necessary runtime libraries. Here are the steps:

• Visit the official Oracle JRE download page: Oracle JRE Download

• Scroll down to the “Java SE Runtime Environment 8 Downloads” section (for Java 8) or a similar section for other versions if needed.

• Choose the JRE download link corresponding to your operating system (e.g., Windows, macOS, Linux).

• Accept the license agreement, if prompted, and then download the JRE installer for your platform.

• Run the installer and follow the installation instructions to install the JRE, which includes the JVM.