Nicolai Parlog • 4/13/2023

Getting Rid Of Unused Variables (Finally) - Inside Java Newscast #46

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This article details JEP 443, which introduces unnamed patterns and variables (denoted by an underscore) to the Java language. It covers how this feature allows developers to omit unused variables in lambda parameters, catch clauses, pattern matching, and other scenarios, improving code clarity and reducing linter warnings. The article is part of the Inside Java Newscast series, discussing a specific, technical Java language enhancement.

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