Functional Programming with Java Streams API

In this video you will learn functional programming with Java Streams. I will introduce you the differences between imperative vs declarative programming using Java Streams API

#functionalprogramming #javastreamsapi #amigoscode

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⭐ Table Of Contents ⭐
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00:00 - Intro
02:17 - IntelliJ IDEA
03:45 - Cloning the repo on Github
07:34 - Codebase Walkthrough
10:45 - Java Streams API
14:22 - How Java Streams Works
17:56 - Getting Started With Java Streams
24:32 - Exercise
25:45 - Imperative Programming Paradigm
27:45 - Declarative Programming Paradigm
31:50 - Visualize Streams
34:10 - Filter
38:36 - Map
48:37 - Outro

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❤️ Thanks for watching

[danielshehu]

I couldn't just only take two seconds and smash that like button. You're a legend, the way you explain everything is so easy to understand and does not leave me with question marks over my head. Thank you very much for the wonderful contents that you have released on Youtube.

[Thomas-zruw]

This is amazing and super useful. Haven't enjoyed programming as much till now since I've learned so much from you! :D

[chinmays]

This was a very amazing tutorial.
On point with No BS.
Easy to understand.

Thanks man.

[SVSingam]

@Amigoscode. This course came at the right time. Absolutely amazing, bro. Been a long time subscriber. Please continue to record more courses.

[davebudah]

You have made made me understand Java way better with your tutorials.

[bloom]

I liked your patience level while covering stream API. You go slow so that it could be easier for beginners to comprehend it in the first go. Great job. Thanks for the video.

[boristhedestroyerofancient]

Streams are quite dandy - and declarative programming is a godsend! Thanks for the tutorial.

[semilife]

Wow so much stuff. Great examples and sample data. Clear explanation of streams, have learnt loads. Streams is definitely the way to go.

[bukbol]

Thanks for the lecture on streams. Ive been a java developer for a long while now and u explained it a new way so thanks again.

[anastasianaumko]

Thank you for your work! Really cool idea to create the starter base code for the tutorial - makes easier to focus on the main topic. Cheers!

[huopensource]

thank you for making this video and it's really helps a lot. Especially for foreigner like me, your pronunciation is clear and use simple words to explain things.

[abu-dukhan]

I just cant thank you enough Nelson, may Allah increase you in knowledge. Ameen
JazaakAllahu Kahiran

[MatheusSilva-gxsj]

There's a little sound issue on 16:12. That's not a problem at all. The content is awesome! Congratz!

[moustafamoungari]

thank you very much this course, this is amazing and super useful.i really understand how use a streams and the concept. thanks my brother :)

[aboubacaroptimistesow]

My best teacher in youtube. i don't understand very english but technically i can understand what you're explainig.
Thank you so. continuous making that you're making. It's very important for us especially me because currently i'm beginner in JAVA and i've few problem about this concept of data structures.
Sorry for my mistakes, i've already said it, i'm not god in English.

[FP_]

This is GOLD-tier! Thanks a lot, man!

[mayankumar]

Man you are amazing. I love ur simple content. Hats off to you sir

[sadeepaalwis]

super useful thanks for the content always got trouble using maps and understanding it

[stugttxt]

the first time that someones explaint it as well. thank you brother

[daironperezfrias]

Thanks for this content, i need for improve my way of programing !!!
I finish the understain this video and the way i see this stream have a structure like a sql lenguage.
Greetings from Cuba