How to find the student whose score is greater than 80 using stream and without using stream?

**Struggling to find high-scoring students in your Java program?** This video dives into two methods: using powerful Java Streams and a traditional loop approach.

We'll tackle the challenge of finding students with scores exceeding 80. See the clear benefits of Streams for concise and readable code.

**Here's what you'll learn:**

* **Traditional Loop Method:** A solid foundation for iterating through your student data.
* **Java Streams in Action:** Unlock the elegance and efficiency of Streams for filtering operations.
* **Comparing the Approaches:** See the advantages of Streams for cleaner code and potential performance gains.

**This video is perfect for:**

* Java developers of all levels
* Anyone who wants to master student data manipulation

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[jvsnyc]

When using OptionalInt, OptionalLong, OptionalDouble, .getAsInt(), .getAsLong(), .getAsDouble() have the same hazard as .get() method on Optional<T>, if the Optional is empty (because the Stream was), they will throw an Exception. Sometimes (rarely) this is what we want, usually it is better to use .orElse() or .orElseGet() to avoid an exception being thrown.

[ankitgaur]

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