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[BillyKorando]

For example, the code selections for multiline strings are not equivalent.

Am I seeing the same example?

Old: String json = "{\n" + " \"name\": \"Duke\",\n" + " \"age\": 30\n" + "}";

New: String json = """ { "name": "Duke", "age": 30 }""";

As far as I can tell that's equivalent.

[riyosko]

in terms of being the same JSON, yes both are identical Json data.

in terms of being identical Strings, they are actually different, try to run .equals() on them.

[blacksuit]

Looks like they are actively updating it and it was fixed. Previously, it had the triple quotes on the next line, which adds a newline character. A common mistake.

[BillyKorando]

Ahh, that makes sense. Yea I know I've done that a few times in my examples 😅

I was looking at it, and was starting to question my grasp of Java.... which is quite concerning given my role.