Six JDK 24 Features You Should Know About
Since 2018, we’ve had a new release of the Java platform every six months. With Swiss watch-like regularity, the latest version of Java is upon us. This time it’s JDK 24. In an almost poetic way, it contains 24 JDK Enhancement ...
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