Java New Features - Java 9, Java 10, Java 11, Java 12, Java13, Java 14, Java 15

Java New Features - Java 9, Java 10, Java 11, Java 12, Java13, Java 14, Java 15
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1. FileReading : 8:50 2. Predicate.not : 20:28 3. StringUtility : 26:11 4. Local variable Type Inferences : 26:27 5. Switch Expression : 44:37 6. TextBlocks : 52:04 7. Records : 59:56

[@y.lavanya367]

Some topics are marked at wrong timings

[@iggykarpov]

Ranga is terrific! I have 22 years experience with Java, yet learn so much from him! He has great technical and teaching skills, as well as a great personality. Thanks, Ranga!!! Stay well!

[@arun6106]

Such a video, showing all the new features in a single session was much needed! Thank you Mr. Ranga 👏👏

[@Hassanein2008]

Thank you Ranga! Great tutorial !

[@ismailarifm5041]

Thanks for this video and it's simple to understand the new features.

[@pritamghosh4158]

Too good, complete coverage of all the versions important api and features.

[@dimitrijeglisic6111]

Very fun and useful video. Keep up the good work! 🙂

[@klawtawar]

after watching your video I find myself 10 years ago eager to learn new things.

[@drashtiparmar1468]

Thank you for such informative video. Well explained.

[@9595887885]

Thanks for this Ranga ... much needed session

[@masroorahmed877]

Excellent video. Thanks Ranga.

[@mazeedmahammad9508]

Good Explanation.. Ranga.. awesome videos not only Java in cloud also...

[@karthikeyanrm3446]

Was waiting for this eagerly as new features of java's latest versions were not included in 28Minutes Udemy java course. Thank you so much Ranga 🙂

[@adelchellabi1699]

Great video thank you so much

[@aishurajas2507]

Thank you very much sir..!

[@rajkhare5949]

Great explanation...thanks!

[@rishabhrastogi6076]

This a good video to get insights on the new APIs that Java released. Within just 1 hour you may get comfortable with some handy APIs for day-to-day usage. Thanks, Ranga!!

[@JitendraKumar-lt8fl]

Very informative. Thank you for this video.

[@saitejagatadi9711]

Ranga sir explaination skills are always at top notch

[@faraim3167]

This is great very clear and make it simple

[@pollafattah7062]

Thanks you have updated me with some java features

[@jyotheeswarareddyjerrimadu4183]

Wonderful video. Immediately subscribed. :)

[@arjunvarmamaths1349]

Thank u very much sir❤🧡💛💚

[@jorgemorningstar2206]

Excellent video, greetings to India!

[@sanzayy]

Thanks, quite helpful

[@priyankasingh1620]

Thank you so much for this video

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Thank you! Appreciate all your efforts :).

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Really nice content, Thanks a lot.

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Dude, this course is just great!! Excelent communication skills making it easy to understand! Thank you!

[@adishjain2507]

Thanks a lot

[@poornabhaskarduvvari2952]

Excellent 👍

[@swamyas5668]

Thank you sir for making this video, extremely helpful :) your voice is equally good like content

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[@bharatgaurav9528]

Thank you Ranga. It was awesome.

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[@gerrykaplan2289]

I get an error at time 31:58 discussing the transform function. When I enter the text exactly like in the video, I get an error on println as well as on s.substring. On the println, I get "Ambiguous method call" - it says it can be for both println(char[]) and println(java.lang.String). If I hover over the s.substring part, it tells me "Bad return type in Lambda expression. String cannot be converted to R". If I case the "UPPER" to String, it works. I'm using Java 17. Am I doing something wrong?

[@abdisamy1968]

you are awesome

[@FrederickAlvarez_]

thank for this man, really helpful, watched this while waiting for my wife to make some shopping 🛍️

[@keshavagg]

any combined video for java 9 to java 15?

[@abhinavg916]

This video clarified my long-lasting doubts. Can you make similar for JavaEE ?

[@iggykarpov]

Is JavaEE still viable?

[@iggykarpov]

@@in28minutes Got it! Thanks, Ranga - I'll explore MicroProfile now, out of curiosity.

[@gyvsr]

For substring, we can do that on string itself directly, why do we need transform() method again. For formatting, we can pass the variables in the respective order directly, why again one more method call extra?

[@usamaiqbal9933]

waiting......

[@justicephoenix8094]

What is the difference between trim and strip?

[@TheJohnLight]

Hi Ranga thank you, this is very great tutorial, can you share the source code for this tutorial, so we test directly 🙏

[@TheJohnLight]

@@in28minutes Wow thank you so much

[@abiz504]

Please add 17 also

[@krishnashauzshenikala9240]

Your angular part finish complete spring boot project part sir next iam

[@66thakur99]

In SCP, how a text block is getting the stored?

[@mayankkumar6089]

waiting...............

[@rwitamsengupta6601]

What is the font type and font size you use in your editor? :)

[@anshumaanyadav3842]

@rwitam it's Mac's default font Monaco.

[@s4sunshine01]

angular2 video please

[@michaelajiri]

Hello Ranga! I want to buy the Java Programming for Complete Beginners - Learn in 250 Steps on your website. Its expensive on Udemy! But can I download it on my machine when I buy it from your website?

[@Lifebeauty14]

If i learn to java 8, then as it possible to code in latest version of java

[@Akshay-fz7ms]

Java has always been backward compatible...

[@aishurajas2507]

Waiting

[@ajaristi]

I remember java 1.4 before java 5

[@abhijeet2887]

Ranga pls reply to my query on udemy

[@user-lv7wk3dt3m]

17 is 0ut sir

[@nashwin2315]

It would be even better to focus on the features discussed, and cut off the IDE aspects.

[@kisan-majdoorkalyansamiti7390]

Stupid love functional programming. Few lines writing some time more combersum . This is good those has less logical capabilities and good memory .

[@sureshmaheshuni372]

Java 11 features not explained

[@venkykalyan544]

Why don't you mention Java 6 and 7?

[@gobindasuniqueideas8247]

These are now deprecating