Java 8 New Features In Simple Way

Java 8 New Features In Simple Way, available at $69.99, has an average rating of 4.68, with 93 lectures, 6 quizzes, based on 15578 reviews, and has 55257 subscribers.

You will learn about Student can learn complete picture about new features introduced as the part of Java 1.8 1. Lambda Expressions 2. Functional Interfaces 3. Default methods in Interface 4. Static Methods in Interfaces. 5. Predicate 6. Function 7. Consumer 8. Supplier 9. Method Refernce & Constructor Reference by Double Colon(::) Operator. 10. Stream API 11. Date & Time API ( Joda API) This course is ideal for individuals who are Academic Students who are having Java Course in their Curriculum or Java Programmers who are fancy about Java New Features It is particularly useful for Academic Students who are having Java Course in their Curriculum or Java Programmers who are fancy about Java New Features.

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Title: Java 8 New Features In Simple Way

Price: $69.99

Average Rating: 4.68

Number of Lectures: 93

Number of Quizzes: 6

Number of Published Lectures: 93

Number of Curriculum Items: 99

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 93

Number of Practice Tests: 2

Original Price: $39.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Student can learn complete picture about new features introduced as the part of Java 1.8

1. Lambda Expressions 2. Functional Interfaces 3. Default methods in Interface 4. Static Methods in Interfaces. 5. Predicate 6. Function 7. Consumer 8. Supplier 9. Method Refernce & Constructor Reference by Double Colon(::) Operator. 10. Stream API 11. Date & Time API ( Joda API)

Who Should Attend

Academic Students who are having Java Course in their Curriculum

Java Programmers who are fancy about Java New Features

Target Audiences

Academic Students who are having Java Course in their Curriculum

Java Programmers who are fancy about Java New Features

Java 8 is one of the major and more prestigious version from Java. In this video tutorials we covered every topic? in detail on the board and on the system with live execution. Definitely you can feel like you are learning in class room directly from the instructor. As the part of this course we are covering ?? ?the following 11 topics.

1. Lambda Expressions
2. Functional Interfaces
3. Default methods in Interface
4. Static Methods in Interfaces.
5. Predicate
6. Function
7. Consumer
8. Supplier
9. Method Reference & Constructor Reference by Double Colon(::) Operator.
10. Stream API
11. Date & Time API ( Joda API)

After completing this video course, we are sure, you will be in a position to give left and right anywhere about these new features.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Chapter 2: Lambda Expressions & Functional Interfaces

Lecture 1: Lambda expressions : Introduction

Lecture 2: How to Write Lambda expressions- Part-1

Lecture 3: How to Write Lambda expressions -Part-2

Lecture 4: Functional Interface

Lecture 5: @FunctionalInterface Annotation

Lecture 6: @FunctionalInterface Annotation wrt Inheritance

Lecture 7: Invoking Lambda Expression By using Functional Interface example-1

Lecture 8: Invoking Lambda Expression By using Functional Interface examples-2,3,4

Lecture 9: Invoking Lambda Expression By using Functional Interface example-5

Lecture 10: Functional Interface,Lambda Expression Summary

Chapter 3: Lambda Expressions with Collections

Lecture 1: Collections Overview: List and Set

Lecture 2: Collections Overview: Map

Lecture 3: Comparator interface & compare method

Lecture 4: Sorting Elements of List without Lambda Expression

Lecture 5: Sorting Elements of ArrayList with Lambda Expression

Lecture 6: Sorting Elements of TreeSet with Lambda Expression

Lecture 7: Sorting Elements of TreeMap with Lambda Expression

Lecture 8: Sorting of Our own class objects with Lambda Expression

Chapter 4: Anonymous Inner Classes & Lambda Expressions

Lecture 1: Anonymous Inner class vs Lambda Expression Par-1

Lecture 2: Anonymous Inner class vs Lambda Expression Par-2

Lecture 3: Anonymous Inner class vs Lambda Expression Par-3

Lecture 4: Differences between Anonymous Inner class & Lambda expressions

Chapter 5: Default Methods and Static Methods in Interfaces

Lecture 1: Default Methods Inside Interfaces

Lecture 2: Differences between Interface with Default Methods and Abstract classes

Lecture 3: Static Methods inside Interfaces

Chapter 6: Predefined Functional Interfaces -Predicate

Lecture 1: Predefined Functional Interfaces-Predicate Part-1

Lecture 2: Predefined Functional Interfaces-Predicate Part-2

Lecture 3: Predefined Functional Interfaces-Predicate Part-3

Lecture 4: Predefined Functional Interfaces-Predicate Joining

Lecture 5: Program to display names starts with K by using Predicate

Lecture 6: Predicate Example to Remove null values and Empty String from the given List?

Lecture 7: Program for User Authentication by using Predicate

Lecture 8: Program to Check Whether Software Engineer is allowed into Pub or not?

Lecture 9: Employee Management Application by using Predicate Part-1

Lecture 10: Employee Management Application by using Predicate Part-2

Lecture 11: Employee Management Application by using Predicate Part-3

Lecture 12: Predicate interface isEqual() method

Chapter 7: Predefined Functional Interfaces -Function

Lecture 1: Predefined Functional Interfaces-Function

Lecture 2: Program to remove spaces present in the given String by using Function

Lecture 3: Program to find Student Grade by using Function

Lecture 4: Progarm to find Total Monthly Salary of All Employees by using Function

Lecture 5: Progarm to perform Salary Increment for Employees by using Predicate & Function

Lecture 6: Function Chaining

Lecture 7: Demo program to Demonstrate the difference between andThen() and compose()

Lecture 8: Demo Program for User Authentication by using Function Chaining

Lecture 9: Function interface Static Method : identity()

Chapter 8: Predefined Functional Interfaces -Consumer

Lecture 1: Consumer Introduction

Lecture 2: Program to display Movie Information by using Consumer

Lecture 3: Program to display Student Information by using Predicate,Function and Consumer

Lecture 4: Consumer Chaining

Chapter 9: Predefined Functional Interfaces – Supplier

Lecture 1: Supplier Introduction

Lecture 2: Program to get System Date by using Supplier

Lecture 3: Program to get Random Name by using Supplier

Lecture 4: Program to get Random OTP by using Supplier

Lecture 5: Program to get Random Password by using Supplier

Lecture 6: Comparison Table of Predicate,Function,Consumer and Supplier

Chapter 10: Two-Argument (Bi) Functional Interfaces- BiPredicate, BiFunction & BiConsumer

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: BiPredicate

Lecture 3: BiFunction

Lecture 4: Creation of Student object by taking name and rollno as input with BiFunction

Lecture 5: Calculate Monthly Salary With Employee and TimeSheet By using BiFunction

Lecture 6: BiConsumer

Lecture 7: Demo Program to Increment Employee Salary by using BiFunction & BiConsumer

Lecture 8: Comparison Table between One-Argument & Two-Argument Functional Interfaces

Chapter 11: Primitive Type Functional Interfaces, UnaryOperator and BinaryOperator

Lecture 1: Autoboxing,Autounboxing and Type Parameter

Lecture 2: Need of Primitve Type Functional Interfaces

Lecture 3: Primitve Type Functional Interfaces for Predicate

Lecture 4: 3 Demo Programs about Primitve Type Functional Interfaces for Function

Lecture 5: All 15 Primitve Type Functional Interfaces for Function

Lecture 6: Primitive Versions for Consumer

Lecture 7: Primitive Versions for Supplier

Lecture 8: UnaryOperator and its Primitive Versions

Lecture 9: BinaryOperator

Lecture 10: Primitive Versions for BinaryOperator

Chapter 12: Method and Constructor Reference By using :: Operator

Lecture 1: Method Reference By Double Colon(::) Operator Part-1

Lecture 2: Method Reference By Double Colon(::) Operator Part-2

Lecture 3: Constructor Reference By Double Colon(::) Operator

Chapter 13: Streams

Lecture 1: Introduction to Streams

Lecture 2: Methods of Streams:filter() and map()

Lecture 3: Difference between filter() and map()

Lecture 4: Various methods of Stream Part-1

Lecture 5: Various methods of Stream Part-2

Lecture 6: Various methods of Stream Part-3

Lecture 7: Various methods of Stream Part-4

Lecture 8: Summary of Streams

Chapter 14: Date and Time API

Instructors

DURGASOFT DURGA
Trainer at DURGASOFT

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