Java Streams: peek(), distinct(), limit(), skip() Explained with Real-World Examples | PART 5

🚀 Master Java Streams in Java 8 with real-world examples! In this video, we explore four powerful Java Stream API methods:
✅ distinct() – Remove duplicate elements efficiently
✅ peek() – Debug and inspect elements in a stream
✅ limit() – Restrict the number of elements in a stream
✅ skip() – Skip a specified number of elements

📌 Topics Covered in this Video:
✔️ What makes distinct() a stateful intermediate operation?
✔️ How peek() helps in debugging stream pipelines?
✔️ Practical uses of limit() and skip() in data processing
✔️ Hands-on coding with real-world project scenarios

📂 Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
02:36 The distinct() method
05:33 The peek() method
08:38 Ex: Get distinct departments for employees having less experience
22:28 The limit() method
26:28 Ex: Get top 3 highest paid employees
32:12 The skip() method
33:47 Ex: Skip top 3 highest paid employees and get remaining
37:18 Ex: Get NEXT top 2 highest paid employees
39:30 Summary

💡 This is Part 5 of our Java Streams Series! We are continuing the same structured project from previous videos, using Employee, Department, and Address models. If you haven’t watched the earlier parts, check them out for a solid foundation!

💡 Learn Functional Interfaces & Lambda Expressions (Pre-requisite for Streams):

💬 Got questions? Drop them in the comments, and let’s discuss Java Streams together! 🚀

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