Value-Based Classes
Read OriginalThis article details Java's value-based classes, introduced in Java 8, which include types like Optional and java.time classes. It explains why they exist as precursors to value types, lists the specific classes in the JDK, and outlines the important limitations and restrictions on their use to avoid breaking code in future Java releases.
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