II: While writing this question, a suggested question was this question. I visit the page linked under 'Java SE Downloads' and am taken back to the page in step 1.Please visit Java SE Downloads for production-ready builds.'

I am led to this page which states, 'The JDK 11 Early Access Program has concluded.So on the Reference Implementations page, I read, 'Production-ready binaries under the GPL are available from Oracle and will be in most popular Linux distributions.' I click on the only entry for JDK 11 I see, which is under ' Reference Implementations.' I download that file, and the ZIP has the name 'OpenJDK-11+28_windows-圆4_bin.zip' which sounds like an older version of JDK 11. On I see the 'Ready for Use' section has JDK 16, which I don't want.I started at this Oracle page, which contains the OTN-licensed JDK, and saw the advertisement for OpenJDK: 'End users and developers looking for free JDK versions: Oracle OpenJDK offers the same features and performance as Oracle JDK under the GPL license.During my process of attempting to get OpenJDK 11.0.11+9, I have come with various additional questions I'd like answered. I was able to easily get the OpenJDK 16.0.1 ZIP from but not OpenJDK 11.0.11+9. I want the Oracle version 'straight from the horse's mouth,' so to speak, to avoid any discrepancies between the documentation I was quickly able to download from Oracle and the JDK I have installed. The snag is that I want the 11.0.11+9 Windows ZIP version, which this Oracle page and Eclipse Adoptium / AdoptOpenJDK page both list as the most recent version, without going to Adoption. I'd like to get the GPL2-CPE licensed version of the JavaJDK, which I will call 'OpenJDK', as I prefer that license to Oracle's restrictive OTN license.

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