Overview of Java Streams

This video provides an in-depth overview of Java Streams, which was introduced in Java 8. It explains that streams act as pipelines of aggregate operations, which are higher-order functions that process sequences of elements. The design allows for easy adaptability to changing requirements. Streams can be conceptually unbounded but are often practically constrained by data structures like lists. The video also discusses the evolution of Java Streams, mentioning newer operations and features added in subsequent versions. A practical example using Shakespeare's Hamlet demonstrates how to capitalize and sort characters using streams.

[Anbu_Sampath]

It will be great if you create separate sub list for Java Streams alone.