JDK 9 New Feature : Much Awaited JShell (REPL for Java) Review @GenuineCoder
JDK 9 New Feature : Much Awaited JShell (REPL for Java) Review  @GenuineCoder
Uploaded September 2016 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
REPL means Read-Eval-Print Loop which can be used to execute simple instructions interactively like we see in scripting languages like Python and Bash.

JShell is included in the official JDK 9 and current beta build (9 Build 135) comes with it. You can access JShell from bin/jshell. You can download the latest version of Java Development Kit from jdk9.java.net/download/.

You can always get the help by typing /help in JShell. JShell provides support to make simple experssions like 2+2 or 5+5*5 etc. The result of this expression will be stored in a variable starting with $ symbol.

JShell also supports defining classes and methods. /history can be used to see the previously executed instructions


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