17.11 Stream API in Java 8 Tutorial

Classes to support functional-style operations on streams of elements, such as map-reduce transformations on collections.

Stream operations are divided into intermediate and terminal operations, and are combined to form stream pipelines.

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[thotamounika]

Thank you for the explanation! I have one small observation. In the last comment related to are streams reusable? in the background code, we are not invoking forEach on stream() but instead the syntax uses method reference. correct me if i am wrong.
Sorry I see here the reference type is Stream itself. That's the difference.

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[divyeshkumarbalar]

It is better not to use parallel stream for small number of data; because, if you use parallel stream for 100 or 200 value and the operation on that data is not so big; jvm will spent more cpu time on managing the threads than actual operation.

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[sivamunnaluri]

You mentioned parallelStream creates thread based on the core . stream() also create a separate thread

[rameshnaidu]

If we want to reuse the stream we can convert steam into List. so its not a drawback, list is different and stream is different. Correct me if i am wrong.

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[MrSagar]

Hey, A suggestion : Anything new should be start With Why first they What and How. but here totally confused in this video.