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1. www.baeldung.com › java-preview-featuresJava Preview Features - Baeldung

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   Jan 16, 2024 · In this article, we’ve introduced preview features in Java, why we have them, and how they differ from experimental features. Then, using the text blocks preview feature in JDK 13, we explained step by step how to use preview features from Eclipse, IntelliJ, Maven, and the command line.

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3. docs.oracle.com › en › java2 Preview Features - Oracle Help Center

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   A preview feature is a new feature whose design, specification, and implementation are complete, but which is not permanent, which means that the feature may exist in a different form or not at all in future JDK releases.

4. howtodoinjava.com › series › java-versions-featuresJava Versions and Features [Updated upto Java 22] - HowToDoInJava

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   Apr 19, 2024 · Learn about the different version history of Java and its features. This page covers all versions from JDK 1 to the latest Java 22 release.

5. dev.java › learn › new-featuresUsing the Preview Features Available in the JDK - Dev.java

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   There are several categories of new, nonfinal features: Preview, for new Java platform features fully specified and implemented but yet subject to adjustments. Experimental, mainly for new features in the HotSpot JVM. Incubating (also known as incubator modules), for potentially new APIs and JDK tools.

6. blogs.oracle.com › java › postThe Arrival of Java 22 - Oracle Blogs

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   Mar 19, 2024 · New with Java 22. JDK 22 delivers 12 enhancements that are significant enough to warrant their own JDK Enhancement Proposals (JEPs), including seven preview features and one incubator feature. They cover improvements to the Java Language, its APIs, its performance, and the tools included in the JDK.

7. www.jetbrains.com › tips › turn-on-preview-featuresTurn on Preview Features to try new Java Features

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   The latest versions of Java contain "Preview Features", features that are fully functional but require developer feedback. Try them out in IntelliJ IDEA.

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   How do I run a Java application with a preview language?

   • Note: MyApp.java uses preview language features. Remember that preview features are subject to change and are intended to provoke feedback. To run an application that uses preview features from JDK release n, use java from JDK release n with the --enable-preview option.

   Preview Features - Oracle Help Center

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   Do Java releases support preview features?

   • Because of their high quality, different JDK implementations must include all preview features planned within each Java delivery. However, a Java release still can’t support preview features from earlier releases. Preview features are essentially just a way to encourage the community to review and provide feedback.

   Java Preview Features - Baeldung

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   What does javac enable-preview do?

   • In a given Java SE platform release (for example, Java 14), javac --enable-preview --release 14 … will enable the Java compiler to generate class files that use preview features. The compiler will also issue a warning to inform developers that preview features are being used.

   The role of preview features in Java 14, Java 15, Java 16, and beyond

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   How do I run a JDK application with a preview feature?

   • Remember that preview features are subject to change and are intended to provoke feedback. To run an application that uses preview features from JDK release n, use java from JDK release n with the --enable-preview option. To continue the previous example, to run MyApp, run java from JDK 12 as follows:

   Preview Features - Oracle Help Center

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   How to enable a preview feature in JDK 13?

   • To enable them, we must use the enable-preview argument, which enables all preview features at once. The Java compiler, as well as the JVM, must be of the same Java version that includes the preview feature we want to use. Let’s try to compile and run a piece of code that uses text blocks, a preview feature within JDK 13: SELECT 'Hello World'

   Java Preview Features - Baeldung

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   What is a preview feature in JDK?

   • A preview feature is a new feature whose design, specification, and implementation are complete, but which is not permanent, which means that the feature may exist in a different form or not at all in future JDK releases.

   Preview Features - Oracle Help Center

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9. blogs.oracle.com › javamagazine › postThe role of preview features in Java 14, Java 15, Java 16 ...

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   Jun 3, 2020 · Preview, for new Java platform features fully specified and implemented but yet subject to adjustments. Experimental, mainly for new features in the HotSpot JVM. Incubating (also known as incubator modules), for potentially new APIs and JDK tools. In addition, there are other nonfinal features that don’t fit in any of those three categories.