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Features:
Features:
- UTF-8 encoding by Default
- Simple Web Server
- Code Snippets in Java API Documentation
- Vector API
- Internet-Address Resolution SPI
- Foreign Function & Memory API
- Pattern Matching for switch
UTF-8 encoding by Default
UTF-8 encoding by Default
Before Java 18, the default charset was environment-dependent, meaning the Java Virtual Machine (JVM) chooses the default charset during start-up, based on the run-time environment, like the operating system, the user’s locale, and other factors. For example, on macOS, the default charset is UTF-8; on Windows, the default charset is ‘windows-1252’ (if English locale).
Since the default charset is not the same from machine to machine, APIs that use the default charset may cause unwanted behaviors or errors, especially the IO APIs like java.io.FileReader and java.io.FileWriter.
Since the default charset is not the same from machine to machine, APIs that use the default charset may cause unwanted behaviors or errors, especially the IO APIs like java.io.FileReader and java.io.FileWriter.
Code Snippets in Java API Documentation
Code Snippets in Java API Documentation
This JEP introduces the @snippet tag to allow developers to be more flexible in including source code snippets in the documentation.Inline snippetsThe generated documentation will render the body of the {@snippet ...} tag as HTML code. There is no need to escape special characters like < and>` with HTML entities.
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