June 2017
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Prior to Java 9, JDK versions were numbered 1.X.0_updateNumber where X was the major Java version. For example,
Java 8’s current JDK version number is jdk1.8.0_121 and
Java 7’s final JDK version number was jdk1.7.0_80.
This numbering scheme has changed. JDK 9 initially will be known as jdk-9. Future minor version updates will add new features, and security updates will fix security holes. These updates will be reflected in the JDK version numbers. For example, in 9.1.3:
9—is the major Java version number
1—is the minor version update number and
3—is the security update number.
So 9.2.5 would indicate the version of Java 9 for which there have been two minor version updates and five total security updates (across ...
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