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formerly "pocket edition" this edition is available between console, mobile, and windows 10. It's also where the majority of Minecraft players play on. It's also named the Microsoft version of Minecraft. Unlike java, this version uses a Microsoft account rather than a mojang account Not to be confused with Minecraft java, bedrock edition was basically what mojang want minecraft to be. this version is coded in c++ unlike java edition which is obviously coded in java, bedrock is designed to run on low end devices. Many claim that this edition literally has a ton of bugs when reality, Minecraft java technically has more bugs than bedrock but since the java community loves the bugs, mojang decided that they will call the bugs as "features" Comparing the UI, bedrock has a somewhat "windows 10" style theme and the logo simply just reads "Minecraft" a non pixelated logo and you are able to see your skin on the right. The gameplay is similar to java although there are some minor differences from java, - there is no combat system in bedrock however, combat tools (like the sword) do more damage - there is no "Spectator mode" and "hardcore mode" - the wither has more health in java and can do a "dash attack* however, it can't regenerate health - skeletons do not move when attacking you (Go to Minecraft wiki for more differences)
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