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1. 4comprehension.com › preview-experimental-andDifference Between Preview, Experimental, and Incubating ...

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   Nov 13, 2019 · This is why we’re more likely to see JEPs/features annotated as Preview, Experimental, or Incubating, and in this article, we’ll have a look at differences between them (no code included).

2. blogs.oracle.com › javamagazine › postHidden gems in Java 19, Part 1: The not-so-hidden JEPs

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   Jan 6, 2023 · Java 19’s JEPs contain previews and incubators for pattern matching for switch expressions, record expressions, virtual threads, structured concurrency, and the Vector API. Java 19 has seven main JEPs, which is a lower count than the nine JEPs in Java 18, the 14 JEPs in Java 17, the 17 JEPs in Java 16, the 14 JEPs in Java 15, and the 16 JEPs ...

3. blogs.oracle.com › javamagazine › postJava 18 is here: 9 JEPs with core library improvements and ...

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   Mar 22, 2022 · The nine JEPs collected into Java 18 can be grouped into four categories: Core library improvements and updates; tooling improvements; previews and incubators; and deprecations, that is, features being prepared for removal in future versions of Java. Here’s a high-level overview of those JEPs.

4. blogs.oracle.com › javamagazine › postThe hidden and not-so-hidden gems in Java 20 - Oracle Blogs

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   Apr 20, 2023 · Seven successful JEPs made it into the Java 20 release (one more than predicted in my previous article). Scoped values are a new incubating feature, while the remaining six JEPs are resubmissions and updates of already-known incubator and preview features that appeared in Java 19 or earlier.

5. medium.com › @benweidig › looking-at-java-22-intro-bLooking at Java 22: Intro. The new non-LTS is almost here ...

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   Mar 12, 2024 · This time around, the new version includes 12 JEPs in total, with 7 being previews and a single incubator one. First, though, I want to talk a little bit about how Java versions work in general.

6. openjdk.org › projects › jdkJEPs in JDK 17 integrated since JDK 11

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   Incubator and Preview JEPs that were superseded by later JEPs in JDKs 12 through 17 are not included. The release in which a JEP was integrated is shown in parentheses after the JEP’s title.

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   How many JEPS are there in Java 18?

   • The nine JEPs collected into Java 18 can be grouped into four categories: Core library improvements and updates; tooling improvements; previews and incubators; and deprecations, that is, features being prepared for removal in future versions of Java. Here’s a high-level overview of those JEPs. JEP 400: UTF-8 by default.

   Java 18 is here: 9 JEPs with core library improvements and updates

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   What are JEPS in Java 20?

   • The other JEPs in Java 20 are preview features. Those features are fully specified and implemented but are provided in an early release to gather feedback. You should assume that preview features will change and not use them in production code. Use the --enable-preview switch to use such features.

   The hidden and not-so-hidden gems in Java 20 - Oracle Blogs

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   What is the difference between Jep 394 and Jep 420?

   • In Java 16, JEP 394 (pattern matching for instanceof) extended the instanceof operator to take a type pattern and perform pattern matching. JEP 420 enhances the Java language with pattern matching for switch expressions and statements, along with extensions to the language of patterns.

   Java 18 is here: 9 JEPs with core library improvements and updates

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   What's new in JEP 425?

   • Virtual threads. In JEP 425, Java 19 introduces virtual threads to the Java platform as a first preview. It is one of the most significant updates to Java in a very long time, but it is also a change that is hardly noticeable.

   Hidden gems in Java 19, Part 1: The not-so-hidden JEPs - Oracle Blogs

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   Is virtual thread a standard feature in JEP 428?

   • Well, it’s there as a preview; in a future Java version, virtual threads will be a standard feature. Structured concurrency. In JEP 428, structured concurrency, which is an incubator module in Java 19, helps to simplify error management and subtask cancellation.

   Hidden gems in Java 19, Part 1: The not-so-hidden JEPs - Oracle Blogs

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   What is a JEP in Java?

   • Here’s a high-level overview of those JEPs. JEP 400: UTF-8 by default. Standard Java APIs for reading and writing files and for processing text allow a charset to be passed as an argument. A charset governs the conversion between raw bytes and the 16-bit char values of the Java programming language.

   Java 18 is here: 9 JEPs with core library improvements and updates

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8. stackoverflow.com › questions › 66499500jls - Incubator Module vs. Preview Feature in Java - Stack ...

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   Mar 5, 2021 · Incubation applies to modules, and a preview feature is something that is more closely tight in with the language and the libraries. Preview features are really finished but are waiting for a round of feedback whereas the incubator mechanism has more room to iterate over the api several times to get feedback.