I've come across Java documentation available on multiple websites and I'm a bit confused. Can someone clarify which documentation is considered official and which one should I rely on for learning and reference?
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It really depends on which Java implementation you're using. For instance, if you're using Oracle’s version, stick to their docs, but if you're using OpenJDK or something else, you might want to check those respective sites as well!
The official documentation for Java's core language and built-in libraries comes from Oracle. You can find it at docs.oracle.com. It’s the best source for accurate and up-to-date information.
So, just to confirm, that’s docs.oracle.com, right? I often find Google directing me to older versions, like Java 8—makes it tricky to navigate sometimes!
Is there any difference between the Oracle site and OpenJDK's documentation?
I’m still learning the language—any tips on which one is better for beginners?