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  1. www.sportskeeda.com › minecraft › all-minecraftAll Minecraft editions and their specialties explained

    May 6, 2024 · Java Edition: One of the most common versions of the game, the Java Edition is popular for its stability and support for a wide range of different mods. While Bedrock and Java are very similar...

  2. minecraft.fandom.com › wiki › Version_formatVersion formats - Minecraft Wiki

    • Java Edition
    • Bedrock Edition
    • Legacy Console Edition

    Pre-Classic

    During pre-Classic, versions were not numbered, and instead labeled with the initials of the game followed by the day of month, hour, and minute the version was released. For example, rd-160052 was released on May 16 at 00:52 (12:52 am Sweden time). The temporary name RubyDung (rd) was used in these versions; RubyDung was a game Notchpreviously worked on.

    Classic

    During mc-161648, user fartron requested that Notch add a build count, which was added in the next version, 0.0.2a. This started the phase of what is now called Classic, and versions were labeled using three numbers followed by the letter "a", and bug fix patches were denoted by an underscore followed by a revision number (e.g., 0.0.18a_02 is the second bug fix patch for 0.0.18a). The "a" stands for "alpha", which is what this development phase was originally called. (This "0.0.xa" versioning...

    Indev and Infdev

    During Indev, the version number remained at 0.31 for many versions. Midway through the development of Indev, Notch changed the version number from "0.31" to just "Minecraft Indev" ("Indev" is a portmanteau of "in development"). When Infdev started, the version was just changed to "Minecraft Infdev" ("Infdev" is a portmanteau of "infinite development", as Notch added infinite world generation).

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    Alpha

    Originally subtitled Pocket Edition, versions in this development phase took the form of a "v" followed by three numbers: phase, major, and minor, followed by the word "alpha". The phase number during Alpha was 0, and the major and minor numbers incremented each release (when the major version number was incremented, the minor version was reset to 0). Development builds in this phase were labeled as their parent version followed by "build" and the build counter. For example, v0.14.0 alpha bui...

    Release

    Release versions kept the same format as in Alpha, but incremented the phase number to 1. Development versions in this time were known as "alpha" versions (not to be confused with the development phase called "alpha") and took the form of the word "alpha" followed by a four-digit version number (major.minor.patch.revision). The first three digits are the parent version (alpha 1.0.0.1 was a development build for 1.0.0) and the fourth number is the build revision, which is not necessarily incre...

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    The many different console versions use entirely different versioning formats. Xbox 360 Edition versions used "title updates": the letters "TU" followed by a number. Xbox One Edition updates were called "content updates" and use the same format as Xbox 360 but with the letters "CU" instead of "TU". As mandated by PlayStation software, PlayStation E...

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  3. www.minecraftforum.net › forums › minecraft-javaThe Complete List of Minecraft Slang

    This page may help newbies and anyone who does not understand most Minecraft slang. If there is any slang you don't understand, be sure to point it out! Here it goes:

  4. minecraft.fandom.com › wiki › TutorialsTutorials/Game terms – Minecraft Wiki

    This is a glossary of game terms used by the Minecraft community, but are not officially in the game. Some of these game terms are used as shortenings, while others are terms exclusive to Minecraft, and may not be familiar to people who are new to the game.

  5. www.sportskeeda.com › minecraft › common-minecraft20 common Minecraft terms, jargon, and lingo beginners should ...

    Aug 11, 2023 · If Minecraft players hear certain terms, it's understandable to check what they mean.

  6. www.idtech.com › blog › minecraft-glossary-of-termsMinecraft Words to Know | Usage & Glossary of Terms ...

    Mar 5, 2021 · Minecraft words to know. So, we’re going to jump in and look at some Minecraft terminology, defining those aforementioned creepers, mobs, pickaxes, and much more.

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  8. gamerant.com › minecraft-all-game-versionsMinecraft: All the Different Versions Explained - Game Rant

    Feb 9, 2023 · Minecraft: Java Edition The Java Edition of Minecraft is the other main version of the title that is widely used, with Java being used on non-Microsoft Store PC versions of the game.