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by joaonmatos
1097 days ago
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If you keep to the standard edition platform and never used internal APIs, you could argue Java never broke backwards compatibility, effectively having a 1. before every version number. In practice, you could say that Java had only one major version bump: from 8 to 9, when it closed down internal APIs with Jigsaw and gave away Java EE to become Jakarta. |
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