Stream API Terminal Operations Explained | forEach, forEachOrdered, count, min, max | PART 6

Want to master Java Streams Terminal Operations? 🚀
In this video, we cover some of the most important Stream API methods:
forEach vs forEachOrdered, count, min, max, toArray

These operations are essential when working with Java Streams in real-world applications.
We demonstrate each method with simple examples and project-like structures that every Java developer should know!

Whether you’re preparing for interviews or enhancing your coding skills, understanding Stream Terminal Operations will make your Java code more efficient and readable.

✅ Topics Covered:
00:00 Quick Recap
02:30 What are Terminal Operations in Streams?
03:15 What are Parallel Streams?
05:08 forEach() vs forEachOrdered()
12:31 count() method
16:47 min() vs max()
24:32 toArray() and toArray(IntFunction)

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