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Is there a way to know all the changes applied on Java since version 5 of Java ?

Not just a list of changes... more a X-Mind graph that show the evolutions in the differents fields.
Something that explain what has evoluate and what are the reasons.

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Yes, you can use https://javaalmanac.io/ to check the difference between Java versions.

 
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Also https://robtimus.github.io/whats-new-in-java/
 
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