Consumer Functional Interface in Java 8 | Consumer Interface in Java 8 | Functional Interface

The `Consumer` interface contains a single abstract method called `accept`, which takes one parameter and performs some operation on it. This interface is commonly used when you need to process or manipulate data without returning any result. For example, you can use a `Consumer` to iterate through a collection and perform an action on each element.

Here's a brief summary of the `Consumer` interface:

Consumer
void accept(T t)`: This method accepts a single input parameter of type T and performs the necessary operation on it.

Using the `Consumer` interface allows for more concise and expressive code, especially when working with collections or performing bulk operations on data. It's an essential part of the functional programming paradigm introduced in Java 8.

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