Java Streams Tutorial

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[CoolPupGaming]

Awesome video! It only took you 7 minutes 55 seconds to clearly explain this and demonstrate it while it took my university teacher 16 minutes and noone understands. Subscribed :)

[kshitijsinghsomvanshi]

I am just binging on your Java tutorials explanations. They are so well explained esp by taking examples. Loved it.

[hevet]

This is my first year studying Java and our teacher is just pushing us a lot with extra curriculum related toJava 8 and design patterns. You're helping me grasp this concept a lot. Thanks!

[faizalimuhammadzoda]

Thanks for the effort. It helped me a lot in understanding how streams work.

[zendykun]

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[younghirsch]

Thank you so much for a clear explanation! Having an exam coming up :)

[havens]

Is there an appreciable performance difference between doing a for loop and using a stream? Obviously there wouldn't be much of a difference in this small example with only 4 items in the list, but is there in larger lists?

[KrishnaKumar-jrqq]

This is the video which exactly I am looking for .. Thanks man ❤

[paulocabelloacha]

Very useful and helpful, thanks a lot !

[franzjeffdignos]

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[zarlorin]

This is a good extra to our lectures at uni

[tecso]

Thanks for great explanation, great video

[jimjim]

If your person class is abstract and you have 2 subclases of person and your list is a list of person and you need to check attributes of suclases, how do yo do this?

[roheeninarayankar]

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[Jason]

Great content as usual! Isn't it the equivalent of map and filters in Python tho?

[andresazuara]

What I got from this, is that streams are pretty similar to Linq in C#, Really powerful tool

[ahmadmohamad]

iam trying to add the objects from a class to the list by add method just like you did from line 10 to 13 but it wont work

[Turnpost]

lol nice and straight to the point practical example 1:10... Reminds me of the NewBoston tutorials lol which is awesome.

[javonfowler]

Had to venture into our backend for work and this helped clarify a bunch without having to be the JS guy that knows absolutely no Java.