Java: Lambdas and Streams

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Bethan Palmer

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01 - Introduction

01 - Java lambdas and streams.mp4

01:11

02 - What you should know.mp4

00:29

03 - Using the exercise files.mp4

04:17

02 - 1. Functional Programming

01 - What is functional programming.mp4

02:35

03 - 2. Lambdas

01 - Functional interfaces.mp4

04:51

02 - Using lambdas.mp4

04:58

03 - Using existing interfaces.mp4

02:24

04 - Challenge Using lambdas.mp4

05:34

05 - Solution Using lambdas.mp4

03:24

04 - 3. Streams

01 - Understanding streams.mp4

02:51

02 - Using streams.mp4

05:00

03 - More streams operations.mp4

03:14

04 - Advanced streams operations.mp4

03:18

05 - Challenge Using streams.mp4

05:03

06 - Solution Using streams.mp4

01:55

05 - Conclusion

01 - Continuing on with Java.mp4

00:25

Description

In Java, lambdas and streams are everywhere—near ubiquitous, it would seem. They’re two of the most commonly used examples of functional programming, which tends to be more concise and predictable than its object-oriented counterpart. In this course, instructor Bethan Palmer teaches you the skills you need to get the most out of lambdas and streams as a Java developer.

Explore the basics of lambdas and streams, what they are, why they’re so useful, and how to put them into practice in your code with hands-on exercises on GitHub. Get tips for referring to existing methods and defining new functions on the fly. Upon completing this course, you’ll be ready to find out more about how to convert sequential processing tasks into parallel computations and start using lambdas and streams in your stacks today.

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Bethan Palmer

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Software developer, member of Java Champions, speaker at JavaOne / Oracle Code One, GDG DevFest and NetBeans Days, author at LinkedIn Learning. Github: https://github.com/nahteb

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