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Third-party repackagers frequently bundle old runtime environments with spyware, adware, or trojans.

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If you are using a 32-bit Windows machine for development, JDK 8 is your only safe choice. JDK 15 never existed for that platform.

Providing compile-time type safety for collections.

Oracle (formerly Sun Microsystems) released Java 5 in September 2004 under the codename "Tiger." This version introduced foundational features still used in modern Java development: