Java Streams Part 5 - Distinct | Count | Limit | Reduce, ToArray | Hands-On

Topics :
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1) Distinct
2) Count
3) Limit
4) Reduce
5) ToArray
6) Hands-On

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[Ivancho]

At the beginning i think your Streams videos was too long, but since first lesson every one is a masterclass. Thanks sir, greetings from Colombia

[madhusudandevaraju]

Combination of computer screen with white board will be fantabulous. Pls do consider. Thanks for all your wonderful videos.

[shubhamjaiswal]

You are Fab sir❤ you are the best🙌🏼
Sep 2024 anyone?

[Agi]

Sir, your videos are amazing, Keep up the good work. You're simplified method of teaching makes my life lot more easier. I am ever grateful to discover your videos. you are simply amazing sir. Loads of respect from Toronto, Canada👍😊

[study_in_this_corner]

Your videos are really helpful. thanks a lot.

[SHIVAVERMA-wn]

thank you so much sir for this awesome series .
My respect to you. Charan sparsh sir.

[fareedhasamadh]

Hi Sir Thanks for your wonderful videos .wanted to mention that in above program it prints in reverse order because you have mentioned combinedvalue+ value instead of value +combined value .hence it prints in reverse order.

[IlmarsMednis]

Watching you from Latvia. Your lessons are very useful! Thanks a lot!

[kkumar]

Thank you so much sir. The way of teaching is super and easy to understand

[SushilForYou]

Sir i am ur Big fan / student
What a explanation 👌❤️

[cinemahal]

What an awesome channel... so much greatful.. to the point...

[sachintripathi]

amazing and crisp lectures. Thank you. 🤍

[lomashdubey]

Please enable "auto-caption generation" it helps people to consume content with ease globally. Thanks.

[banothpavankumar]

tq so much sir.way of teaching amazing sir

[rohitcmrec]

confused with terminal and non-terminal methods as initially you told min, max as terminal but later you were telling non-terminal

[prasadamtirumaleswararao]

Sir, u r way of teaching is amazing and it's useful to us.Could you please provide the java 11 features

[Forevermemories]

Watching you from california its useful

[bharathkoneru]

Sir, thanks a lot for the amazing content. At 23:05 need a confirmation, whether min() & max() are terminal methods or non-terminal methods? because earlier on the white board explanation, it was mentioned under terminal methods. Could you please confirm?
min & max were mentioned as terminal operations in java docs.

[basavaraj]

Can you please push all these examples to git/github ?

[sambhasin]

Hi SIr, Please help me resolve my Query using STREAM api.==== > i am very great full if you solve my this doubt.
I have two Lists one is List<WebElements> and Second is List<String>.
In List<WebElements> all productsLinks are available and in List<String> all prices of that products.
I want to click a particular Product link bassed on Price condition i.e click only those Products which price is > 5000.How can i do that using Stream API. Please help me resolve this.