A comprehensive guide to study the version updates from JDK9.
0 to JDK13.
0 Key Features Learn the journey of Java from its initial days till date.
Learn how to implement modular programming in Java9.
Study the updates in different versions of Java from version 9.
0 to 13.
Understand the need and working of reactive programming.
Learn to migrate the pre-existing Java code to new versions.
Learn how to use jshell to test a new API before using in a project.
Description Version release is one of the important phases of success of any programming language.
Over the years, Java had made many improvements in its API to make to reliable and flexible to use.
This book aims at providing you information related to all the updates from JDK9.
0 to JDK13.
0 in one place.
This book starts with a brief history of Java.
It covers how Java has evolved as a complete programming language over the years by launching different versions.
You will learn the concept of module system and other important concepts introduced in JSE9 .
0 and JSE10.
Moving ahead, the book will take you through updates in JDK11.
Concepts like Epsilon, ZGC, and Nest-Based access control have also been discussed.
Though the version updates are good to learn, they create complexities in updating the existing code to make it compatible with the new version.
This book talks in detail about how you can migrate your legacy code to match up with the new versions.
It also covers how to use jshell, a tool used to test your code snippet without writing the complete application class, with numerous examples.
Further, this book covers in detail the concept of reactive programming.
Concepts like publisher, subscriber, subscription and back-pressure have been discussed with examples.
At the end of the book, you will learn about the very recent updates which have been released by Java.
The chapters talk about JDK12.
0 and JDK13.
They cover concepts like Shenondaoh, microbenchmark suit, modified switch expression from JDK12.
Bpb Publications Java 9.0 to 13.0 new features: learn, implement and migrate to new version of java., paperback/mandar jog
