How Hadoop’s CLASSPATH plays a vital role in starting or stopping in Hadoop daemons?
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Answer / Vikas Tripathi
Hadoop's classpath is crucial when starting or stopping Hadoop daemons. It defines the set of JAR files and other classes that are visible to the daemon during execution. The classpath should include the core Hadoop libraries, as well as any additional libraries or user-defined classes required by the application. Modifying the classpath can affect the functionality of the daemons.
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