Java 11 has been out for a couple of years. Yet, it is the most widely used Java version, ahead of Java 8 and Java 17. So I have gathered a few new features that you must know if you are going to use…

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Discover the new features in Java 11, including additional string methods, simplified lambda syntax, built-in HTTP client, and improved file handling.

Everything new in Java 11 you must know

Reading and Writing Strings from Files (Even Easier)

A major change in this version is that we don’t need to compile the Java source files with javac explicitly anymore.
<code>$ java HelloWorld.java</code>
Instead, we can directly run the file using the <code>java</code> command: