How to Install Maven (Ubuntu 14.04)

To install maven
#sudo apt-get install maven

to check version
#mvn -version



The Maven configuration files are stored in /etc/maven

Where is Maven installed?
The command apt-get install the Maven in /usr/share/maven

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