Java 8 Streams Tutorial (Filter,Map, Collect) with examples

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In this video, I have explained how to use Streams functions (Filter, Map, Collect) and Lambda Expressions to build optimized code
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Thank you Rahul for making this available in youtube, I am learning so much from you

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Very good demonstration Rahul. It's really helped me a lot. Once again thank you very much for the video. God bless you.

kirankumarmothukuri

Awesome Sir. Please make some more videos on entire collection how lambda and stream works. You are awesome sir i always recomand everyone to go with your lesson. It's very easy to understand for a person and get the knowledge.

amitvibes

Please comes up with more on collection topics like list, set, Map, Arrays, etc. because many times we are stuck here for manipulating with collection topic. Also thanks for concept clearing on Streams this really very helpful me.

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vipulpandey

Really awesome concept explanation by awesome trainer 🙂
Thanks a lot

eliyasreddy

Very good content sir, thank you for sharing

navathutejomai

I really appreciate you Rahul, this video really given me a thrust to use them in my project. I will certainly do this. Thank you Rahul. Keep sharing. any continuation video in Java Stream.

sureshgarine

Hi Rahul, Thank you so much for making this complicated one very simple with your explanation. I have one doubt. In this video, list is shown as an example with streams. Can we use others like sets, maps, tables other collections

soudacrete

It's really helpful for me. Thank you!!

subhojitdas

Thank you for this video.
I have question : If we add string with lower case alphabet starting with 'a', then how to get the output irrespective of case?
Thank you

komalsingla

Amazing!! These streams is going to help lot!! :-) Thank you Rahul !!

shubhams

Fantastic tutorial, keep going with such good quality content

damiankowalik

String[] arr ={"+ 1, 250.00 USD", "+ 952.23 USD", "- 320.00 USD", "+ 17.99 USD", "- 244.00 USD", "+ 340.00 USD"};

What is the Approach when we Wan to sort this list but the order must be "( -1.... 0.. +1) azAZ " and like this Manner can we used stream fun for this Sorting

sandip_zalte

s.startsWith("A");
return true;
}).count();
System.out.println(i) ---- this is returning count as 5...

Can someone help here? 28:46 time

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