Find out the database port

Hi,
i test my database with a connect from the programm SQL*PLUS. Here I need no port. Now I want to test ist with the SQL Developer. Here I need the database port. I don't know the database port. Can you tell me how I can find out the database port?

At a command prompt type tnsping database. That will display the tns connection details which includes the port number.
Or you could look in tnsnames.ora which is probably in <ORACLE_HOME>\network\admin.
Or you could use the tns connection type in sqldeveloper which picks up the details from tnsnames directly.
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