Significance of Classpath environment variables

Explain the significance of Classpath environment variables.

- It is the list of directories which is used by JVM to find a class.

- It tells the JVM and other applications related with the Java tools where to find the class libraries, including user-defined class libraries.

- It is a set with 'SET' command.

- Syntax:
SET CLASSPATH=path1;path2...

- Using 'SET' command DOS prompt changes the current value of CLASSPATH.
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