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4. Pick one Java 8 example and explain the problem it solved.
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5. Pick one Java 21 example and explain why it matters for current production Java.
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6. Pick one Java 25 or Java 26 example or notes class and explain whether the feature is final, preview, incubator, runtime, tooling-related, security-related, or removal-related.
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7. Use [docs/jep-index.md](jep-index.md) when you need the official JEP number or status.
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7. Use [jep-index.md](jep-index.md) when you need the official JEP number or status.
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3.**Java 8**
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Study lambdas, streams, `Optional`, method references, `CompletableFuture`, default methods, and the date/time API. These are still daily-use features.
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4.**Java 10, 11**
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4.**Java 9-11**
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Study `var`, `HttpClient`, String APIs, files APIs, `Predicate.not`, and `Optional.isEmpty`. These show how Java became more concise without becoming dynamic.
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