diff --git a/Part 1.1 - Introduction.md b/Part 1.1 - Introduction.md index e789e91e4df767d5ae2006dd0b9e62ad3b7c5455..0e1fd847ac41753ab7f182cfd439fdc368a7ad3c 100644 --- a/Part 1.1 - Introduction.md +++ b/Part 1.1 - Introduction.md @@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ The course also helps understand the big picture of programming. Object oriented This course uses Java, a language you have used in previous courses and is quite commonly used in the industry. The course continues from OOP, concretizing taught concepts using the Java language. Additionally, a large part of the instructions and structures are applicable to many other languages.For example, if you know Java, it's easy to learn C#, C++, etc. -Java has been around for a long time (often IT products become obsolete in less than 5 years). Java is also a reasonably good teaching language. Additionally, Java is still under active development and have gained quite good features recently. +Java has been around for a long time (often IT products become obsolete in less than 5 years). Java is also a reasonably good teaching language. Additionally, Java is still under active development and have gained quite good features recently. For example, take a look at [differences between Java 8 and Java 21](https://javaalmanac.io/jdk/21/apidiff/8/). Screenshot from a [news website](https://www.itpro.com/software/development/java-is-here-to-stay-popular-programming-language-to-remain-on-business-hit-lists-in-2024): 