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Java Predicate Negate Example – HowToDoInJava

Java predicate negate() returns a predicate that represents the logical negation of the given predicate. Java 11 introduced not() method which is also same.

by adminMarch 8, 2019
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Java Stream min() – Select Smallest Element in Stream – HowToDoInJava

Learn to use Java Stream min() method to select the smallest element in the stream according to the comparator provided in its argument.

by adminMarch 8, 2019
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Java Concurrency Performance – Tutorial mit Dr. Heinz Kabutz

by adminMarch 8, 2019
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Java Stream map() example – Convert Stream to Stream – HowToDoInJava

Learn to use Java Stream map() method which produces one output value of a different type ‘X’ for each input value of type ‘Y’. Java 8 stream.map() example.

by adminMarch 8, 2019
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Java Stream max() – Select Largest Element in Stream – HowToDoInJava

Learn to use Java Stream max() method to select the largest element in the stream according to the comparator provided in its argument.

by adminMarch 8, 2019
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Java Stream sorted() method example – HowToDoInJava

Learn to use Java stream sorted() method to sort a stream of elements in their natural order and also according to the any Comparator and lambda expression.

by adminMarch 8, 2019
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Java chained predicates – logical AND and logical OR operations

Java examples of chained predicates and to perform ‘logical AND‘ and ‘logical OR‘ operations and collect the elements into a list.

by adminMarch 8, 2019
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Java Stream filter() example – Filter out non-matching elements

Learn to use Java Stream filter(Predicate condition) method to traverse all the elements and filter out all elements which do not match a given predicate.

by adminMarch 7, 2019
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Computer Science: Algorithms, Theory, and Machines | Coursera

Computer Science: Algorithms, Theory, and Machines from Princeton University. This course introduces the broader discipline of computer science to people having basic familiarity with Java programming. It covers the second half of our book …

by adminMarch 7, 2019
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Debugging Java Streams with IntelliJ

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How and Why to Analyze, Generate and Transform Java Code Using Spoon – Federico Tomassetti – Software Architect

Spoon is a tool to analyze, generate, and transform Java code. We will see what can be achieved by using techniques for processing code programmatically.

by adminMarch 7, 2019
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Spring Hello World Example in Java using Dependency Injection and XML Configuration

Hello All, In this Spring framework tutorial, you will learn how to write the hello world example in the Spring framework. This should be…

by adminMarch 7, 2019
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Java Stream forEachOrdered() – forEach() vs forEachOrdered() example

Learn to use Stream forEachOrdered(Consumer action) method to traverse all the elements in the encounter order of the stream if the stream has such order.

by adminMarch 7, 2019
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Java Stream.forEach() – Traverse elements of stream – HowToDoInJava

Learn to use Stream forEach(Consumer action) method to traverse all the elements of stream and performs an action for each element of this stream.

by adminMarch 7, 2019
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10 Examples of Array in Java – Tutorial

Along with the String , the array is the most used data structure in Java. In fact, String is also backed by a character array in Java and …

by adminMarch 5, 2019

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