Java 19 introduced a powerful feature called pattern matching for switch statements. This feature allows you to match expressions against patterns instead of just simple constants. Within pattern matching, guarded patterns add an extra...
JEP 368 introduces text blocks as a preview feature in Java 14, offering a new way to write multi-line string literals. This feature aims to improve readability and maintainability compared to traditional string concatenation,...
Records in Java are special classes, not subclasses of the regular class keyword. While they share some similarities with traditional classes, there are also key differences, especially regarding immutability and methods. 1. Immutability: Records...
Sealed classes were introduced in Java 15 to provide more precise control over inheritance hierarchies within your applications. Here’s why they’re useful: How to Use Sealed Classes 2. The permits Clause: A sealed class...
Remember the days of clunky switch statements with endless breaks? Java has evolved, offering sleek switch expressions with magic like yield and multi-case matching! This introduction will show you how to wield these new...