Introduction We want to shorty show all features which are new in Java 17. I have a repository to check out all new features in Java 17. Please check it out 🙂 1. Sealed Classes Sealed classes and interfaces restrict which other classes or interfaces can extend or implement them, allowing for more control over […]
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Introduction This article will shortly explain exception handling during streaming in Java. An exception can occur at any time during the processing of the stream, e.g. while mapping, reducing, or collecting to list. Try Catch One way to handle exceptions in a stream pipeline is to use the try-catch block to catch the exception and
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Introduction In this section, we talk about the powerful Collector Interface, which allows you to build elements of a stream to a new data structure. First, we shortly cover the interface and then we talk about the basics like List, Set, and Map. Later we will go to more advanced topics like groupingBy. If you
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Introduction In this short blog article, I want to show the various sources like collections, arrays, files, and more, from which streams can be created. One of the first steps in using streams is to create a stream source, which is the starting point of the data stream. 1. Collections One of the most used
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Introduction In this chapter, we want to talk more about parallel streams in Java. Java streams can be executed in parallel, which can significantly improve performance. Learning how to use parallel streams effectively is an important topic for Java developers. It is most often used when there are large data sets, which need to be
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Introduction Here we will explore many java stream operations. Keep in mind that there are many more. In the second part, we will even program a custom implementation of a stream operation. In general, you can distinguish between Intermediate operations, which transform a stream into another stream, and Terminal operations which produce a result or
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Introduction In the second part, we will look at terminal operations. Terminal operations close the stream and are always at the end of the stream. The most often used is the collect() operation to collect all elements of a collection. 1. Collect Definition: Collects the elements of the stream into a collection or a map.
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Introduction Java streams are a powerful and popular feature in Java 8 and above that provide a functional approach to processing data collections. Streams make it easier to process large data sets by allowing developers to express complex data processing operations with a few lines of code. We will explore the basics of Java streams
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Introduction Java Streams are a powerful feature introduced in Java 8 that provides a concise and functional programming style for processing data collections. Streams allow developers to filter, map, reduce, and perform other operations on data in a declarative and efficient manner. Streams can be processed in parallel or in a serial manner, making them
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What are OOP Concepts? Object-oriented programming (OOP) is a programming paradigm based on the concept of objects, which can contain data and behavior. Java is an object-oriented language and follows the OOP principles. Understanding OOP concepts is crucial for any Java developer as it helps in writing efficient, scalable, and maintainable code. Top 5 Concepts
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