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Java sealed classes and exhaustive pattern matching
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Java
Functional programming
Java
programming
software development
Functional programming
Summary
This blog post discusses Java 17's sealed classes feature, detailing how they allow developers to specify allowed sub-types for interfaces or base classes. It provides an example that illustrates the use of sealed interfaces and records, aimed at enhancing developers' understanding of Java's functional programming capabilities.
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