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Java 23. Key Concepts in Brief

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Java 23. Key Concepts in Brief
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Publisher: Petrucci Books
Number of pages: 64

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This book offers a concise guide to key concepts in Java 23, covering updates in Java Language, APIs, performance, and JDK tools. Notable features include Simplified Module Imports, improved beginner-friendliness, enhanced concurrency, scoped values, flexible constructors, Markdown in JavaDoc, ZGC generational mode, updates in annotation processing, security enhancements, performance optimizations, and legacy feature removal.

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