Java 17 Features | What's New?

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[leonidasgx]

Hey man, student here. Love to hear about parts related to Java that I don't get directly in class. Thank you!

Also you're relaxing to listen to

[nurmbms]

I chose Java now as my first language to learn to be honest because jobs are mostly looking for Java developer at my country that I Iive . Big enterprises uses Java and the best part, android development.

[CodyEngelCodes]

Nice to see Java getting some of Kotlin's language features 😆

[InsaneH]

The new switch statements are great, I already used it in one of my projects lol

[doomsardor]

Bro, I love your contents, please keep it up more tutorials and informations about Java.

[creativious]

I've actually never done anything in Java except for Minecraft, thanks for the info, helps open me up to expanding

[abdur-raheemlee]

Thanks! This was quite informative. Neat little updates that'll sure be useful.

[kartikk]

Please do more such videos. This way it's easy for us to get an overview on new updates!

[slr]

Disappointed that loom didn't make it, coolest upcoming feature IMO nothing like it in other languages.

[SomeSomething]

I like the style of this video. Even though I am a beginner, I think it is a good thing to be hip with the big kids. I wouldn't mind other languages if you can find the time for them.

[withgrowinginsanity]

Thanks for the video,
Ps. Can you think of a concrete real life usecase for sealed classes?

[AbdoAzmy]

yeah yeah, php update, then java, i'm waiting to the assembly 2021 update, maybe fortran later

[kwameadum-attastephen]

Are there any latest books that cover the latest java syntax updates??

[dominikvonlavante]

I still don't see the utility of sealed classes ... That is not what modern programming practices should use. Composition and dependency injection over inheritance.

[pratikthorat]

This is an amazing video. More like these please

[douglasemsantos]

The "sealed" has been part of C# for a long time! I'm surprised to know it has been implemented in Java just now!

[SRG-Learn-Code]

Is true most people still use old Java versions because the way oracle monetize new versions?

[krtirtho]

What ever they do people will still complain about Java 8!

[yannickmussche]

Reading the java site. Can do myself. An explaining video explains this, you should rename this: "me reading things from java website out loud". I got everyting from the java doc, except the switch statement. I'm hoping to find that explanation from some of these guys like you to claim "explain' things. To tell me: "what is new?" in a different way. If alle you are going to do is read things from a site, you are messing up search results.

[blinklives]

Job postings be like: " 2+ years experience with Java 17"