Java 8 Tutorial | Java 8 Features in One Video | 4 Hours Full Course 🔥

In this course, you learn Java 8 features with coding examples. #java8 #java #course

Java 8 Main Features
- Java 8 Lambda Expressions
- Java 8 Functional Interfaces
- Java 8 Method References
- Java 8 Stream API
- Java 8 Optional Class
- Java 8 Collectors Class
- Java 8 Static and Default Methods in Interface

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Timestamp:
0:00 - Introduction
1:50: Lambda Expression (Intro)
3:02: Functional Interface (Intro)
5:15: Lambda expression (Deep Dive)
35:26: Functional interface(Deep Dive)
1:10:32: Method References
1:38:38: Optional Class
2:14:10: Default & Static Methods in Interface
2:27:23: Steam API with Examples
2:43:22: Sorting using Stream API
2:58:42: Mapping using Stream API
3:18:38: forEach Method

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[vaibhavsingh]

Timestamp:
0:00 - Introduction
1:50: Lambda Expression (Intro)
3:02: Functional Interface (Intro)
5:15: Lambda expression (Deep Dive)
35:26: Functional interface(Deep Dive)
1:10:32: Method References
1:38:38: Optional Class
2:14:10: Default & Static Methods in Interface
2:27:23: Steam API with Examples
2:43:22: Sorting using Stream API
2:58:42: Mapping using Stream API
3:18:38: forEach Method

[meghajain]

This is really a very good video. It is brief as well as detailed depending on the topic. It covered all the things in an appropriate order and pace.

[PrinceJeniFX]

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[ஒரேஉருட்டு]

I just came across this video, very well explained. Thanks Ramesh. Appreciated

[JavaByManoj]

Video is really helpful, please create video on java 17 and Java 11 features.

[manishmahajan]

Best Java 8 tutorial, covered almost everything! Need similar videos for Java 11 & 17

[mayurkumarmahendrakar]

Thanks for the wonderful video.. It helped me to learn Java 8 easily and quickly 😊

[kannanjanarthanan]

Hello Ramesh, this is really a good video on Java 8 features. Concepts with line by line coding 😊. I recommend this course for every one from beginner to experienced persons. Thank you so much for your contribution 🙏. Please put a series on Core Java😊.

[Asingh]

This has been by far most needed course that too for free. Ps I am student of yours on udemy.
Thank you sir

[ssuvidha]

Thankyou so much . I have learned lot from this video . This really helped me to understand clearly

[SaveAndGrowwww]

Amazing content on Java 8. Thanks brother 😊😊

[InvokeDynamics]

Thank you so much for this video. Concepts are clear. I'm a beginner but I understood this course very well. ❤

[thevagabondyt]

Sheer number of examples he proved makes it really impossible to let the learning be difficult.
Keep it up 💪.

[davidl]

Thank you so much Teacher!,
Wonderful Java 8 tutorial :)

[sapdev]

Really much appreciated content on Java 8 bro.. am learning a lot from your videos. Please continue the good work until you reach your mile stones.🙏🙏🙏

[thevagabondyt]

6:14 method can also have Access modifier(public, private etc), volatile(must not be cached), and strictfp modifier keywords...

[adarsh]

2:55:24 at line 47 Employee::getSalary is it static method reference? how it's possible I didn't understand.

[sriplano]

Thanks Ramesh for an awesome introduction to Lambda expressions!!

Found out that Supplier<T> functional Interface can also be used to return Lambda expressions
Supplier<Function<String, String>> supplierFuncStrImpl = () -> ((a) -> ("Hello Mr." + a));

[ramcharanPhirangi]

Thank you very much. You are a life saver

[guyswithhoodie]

Great playlist! please add the chapters to each topic in YouTube video to access easily