Java 9 features - Collections Update
Finally, Java 9 is out and it's high time to go through and discuss the issues of previous JDK releases and discuss the benefits of recently release JDK 9 features. Changing in Collections is one of the features that is of particular interest to developers and is discussed in this article.
Some
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Saturday, 30 September 2017
Sunday, 24 September 2017
Java 9 Support for Eclipse IDE and 1st Java 9 Example
Java 9 Support for Eclipse IDE and 1st Java 9 Example
Recently java 9 has been released and support to make your eclipse IDE ready to build, debug and run Java 9 code. Java 9 applications are available at Eclipse Marketeplace and you may install it from Marketeplace client in the Eclipse IDE by going to Help-> Eclipse Marketeplace or by dragging
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Tuesday, 5 September 2017
Tuesday, 1 August 2017
Advance Streams Operations
Advance Streams Operations
Plethora of different operations available with streams. Some basic and very important operations are already been discussed in previous article (read it from here). Let's see how collect, flatMap and reduce operations works.
How to use Collect operation in streams?
Collect is used to transform
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Streams in Java
Streams in Java
Java stream API is available in java 8 and is completely different from InputStream and OutputStream of java I/O. Streams are playing a vital role to bring functional programming to java. In this tutorial you will learn the most powerful operations offered by streams API such as reduce, collect,
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Monday, 31 July 2017
Functional Interfaces in Java
Functional Interfaces in Java
Java 8 introduced lambda expressions, which allowed us to write short and simple code using default interface methods, lambda expressions, method reference and repeatable annotations. As we know java is a strongly typed language and it is mandatory to declare types but designers of lambda
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