Changed the java.library.path property. How to do I change it back to its default value?

To reset the java.library.path property to its default value, you can follow these steps:

1. Determine the default value: The default value of java.library.path varies depending on the Java installation and operating system. You can check the default value by printing the system property using the following code:

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   System.out.println(System.getProperty("java.library.path"));
   
   

   Run this code on your system to get the default value specific to your environment.

2. Set the java.library.path property: Once you have the default value, you can set it back to the original value programmatically in your Java code using System.setProperty().

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   System.setProperty("java.library.path", "default value here");
   
   

   Replace "default value here" with the actual default value you obtained in step 1.

   Note: Keep in mind that changes to the java.library.path property take effect at the start of the JVM, so you need to set it before any code that depends on it is executed.

By setting the java.library.path property back to its default value, you can revert the change made earlier and restore the default behavior of your Java application.