Kotlin has this kind of switch as when from its initial version itself. Java is benchmarking good features from kotlin and introduced features like records, sealed classes etc.,.
It seems to me, a little bit poor style, create a switch with inner if, because you can create another switch with another if and so on. Let's use these feature in a wise way. It not that the feature is there we should use, in all cases, is good to know that exists.
Can u do a video about spring boot with login through google mail login and Facebook login and login through sso with different protocols like azure, okta etc..
Basically everything you will ever need to do in a real time project, you can do using Java 8 or Java 11 at most. Oracle made it mandatory to release a new update every 6 months, that's why there are so many Java versions. It's not practical to keep updating your source code to have the newest version when it's not even needed.
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Thank you for your informative video for Spring JWT and Switch case. It would be better if you post JDK 17 others features too.
Thank you Sir for the informative video. It would be better if you post JDK 17 features too.
Thanks I will do
Awesome...! sir Very Informative Video.
Thanks buddy 😊
2:17 i think from jdk 7 , we can use even String also. Pre jdk 7 only , integral type & enum we can .
JDK 8 string switch case introduced as per oracle page . I will cross verify and update
@@Javatechie sure sir
Yes, you're right. It was introduced in Java 7 release
Yes from java7 string can be used with switch .no doubt in that..
Thanks for the video, similar way to switch there too many changes in jvm memory it seems please try to make video on it
Very nice explanation.. Thanks 👍
Good one. Thanks !
Awesome contents
Awesome video .Thanks for making this kind of videos. But from java7 switch statement is permitted to use String as well.
Awesome
Please update us with all latest features of jdk 17 :)
Thank you for all these lectures
Sure buddy
Hi Basant, thank you for this tutorial. Please do a tutorial on all jdk 17 features with example
Hi Sri will do that
@@Javatechie thank you
I find your videos very understandable, can you add a new video related to Java 17 new features implementation
Thank You
Hi Basant please start videos on reactjs concepts and implementation and integration with spring boot
I will start that after one more k8s video (Jenkins cicd kuhernetes).
Kotlin has this kind of switch as when from its initial version itself.
Java is benchmarking good features from kotlin and introduced features like records, sealed classes etc.,.
It seems to me, a little bit poor style, create a switch with inner if, because you can create another switch with another if and so on. Let's use these feature in a wise way. It not that the feature is there we should use, in all cases, is good to know that exists.
Awesome...! Very Informative Video. Thanks for making this. There is any update in JDK 11 for Switch Expression?
No changes has been made in jdk 11
@@Javatechie Thank you so much for update.
Can u do a video about spring boot with login through google mail login and Facebook login and login through sso with different protocols like azure, okta etc..
Login With Facebook , google, GitHub and okta videos already there in my spring cloud security playlist video please check once
please add all videos of java 8 to java 17
Hi hello thank you for your effort , so how about k8s to deploy crud apps spring boot and database and angular thank you for advance
Will release this weekend
We want more java17 features videos
Yes I will release that on this weekend
Please add java 17 features
It is already Java 17, but companies I work for are still stuck on Java 8 lol.
Not only you maximum company using jdk 8 only .
Basically everything you will ever need to do in a real time project, you can do using Java 8 or Java 11 at most. Oracle made it mandatory to release a new update every 6 months, that's why there are so many Java versions. It's not practical to keep updating your source code to have the newest version when it's not even needed.
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