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Wait, Java 7 is at end of life? And what about Android? As far as I know Java 8 is not supported and it's just since 5.0 that Java 7 is required.
by duiker101 11y ago
Wait, Java 7 is at end of life? And what about Android? As far as I know Java 8 is not supported and it's just since 5.0 that Java 7 is required.
- prohor 11y agohttp://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/eol-135779.html#Interfaces http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/eol-135779.html#Inter...
- jerven 11y agoBasically Oracle no longer freely supports their version of Java7. For Android, Google is responsible, and as an end user you don't get any support at all.
- lmm 11y agoDalvik (the android JVM) is supported by Google, not Oracle; it's up to Google which versions they support. (For people who want to write code that works on both Android and desktop Java, remember that Java 7 code runs fine on a Java 8 JVM).