Record Classes in Java

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Learn how to define record classes in Java, and when to use record classes in your code. Stay up to date with the new Java features.

What is Record Class in Java?

We create a record class using the record keyword (instead of the class keyword). The use of record classes helps us with the use of objects that their main role is to represent data. When this is the case, the use of record classes helps. 

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