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Stream API and Lambda Expressions in Java 8

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  • Mar 20, 2025
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Stream API and Lambda Expressions in Java 8, available at Free, has an average rating of 4.4, with 36 lectures, 1 quizzes, based on 212 reviews, and has 4849 subscribers.

You will learn about Java Stream API Advantages of using Java Streams How and why are Streams different than collections? Convert legacy code into Java 8 code using Streams. Map filter reduce algorithm which is the classic use case for Java Streams. Creating Streams Intermediate and terminal pipeline Stream Operations. Why order of calling pipeline methods matters Lambda Expressions and Functional Programming in Java This course is ideal for individuals who are Java Developers wanting to truly understand the Stream API and its significance or Developers wanting to quickly get the gist of Stream API with hands on examples or If you are someone who wants to learn the nuances of Java 8 Streams and explain these to those around you, then this course is for you. or Developers seeking an introduction to Functional programming and Lambda Expressions in Java 8 It is particularly useful for Java Developers wanting to truly understand the Stream API and its significance or Developers wanting to quickly get the gist of Stream API with hands on examples or If you are someone who wants to learn the nuances of Java 8 Streams and explain these to those around you, then this course is for you. or Developers seeking an introduction to Functional programming and Lambda Expressions in Java 8.

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Summary

Title: Stream API and Lambda Expressions in Java 8

Price: Free

Average Rating: 4.4

Number of Lectures: 36

Number of Quizzes: 1

Number of Published Lectures: 36

Number of Published Quizzes: 1

Number of Curriculum Items: 37

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 37

Original Price: Free

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

  • Java Stream API
  • Advantages of using Java Streams
  • How and why are Streams different than collections?
  • Convert legacy code into Java 8 code using Streams.
  • Map filter reduce algorithm which is the classic use case for Java Streams.
  • Creating Streams
  • Intermediate and terminal pipeline Stream Operations.
  • Why order of calling pipeline methods matters
  • Lambda Expressions and Functional Programming in Java
  • Who Should Attend

  • Java Developers wanting to truly understand the Stream API and its significance
  • Developers wanting to quickly get the gist of Stream API with hands on examples
  • If you are someone who wants to learn the nuances of Java 8 Streams and explain these to those around you, then this course is for you.
  • Developers seeking an introduction to Functional programming and Lambda Expressions in Java 8
  • Target Audiences

  • Java Developers wanting to truly understand the Stream API and its significance
  • Developers wanting to quickly get the gist of Stream API with hands on examples
  • If you are someone who wants to learn the nuances of Java 8 Streams and explain these to those around you, then this course is for you.
  • Developers seeking an introduction to Functional programming and Lambda Expressions in Java 8
  • Ever wondered why were Streams introduced in Java 8 and what are the advantages of using Java Streams? How and why are Streams different than collections? The Stream API is one of the most misunderstood features of Java 8. This course covers the Stream API in Java 8 in detail.

    At the end of this quick free course you would confidently be able to answer the whys and hows of the Stream API, know the key differences between the Stream API and Java Collections and have a good understanding of intermediate and terminal pipeline Stream Operations. We will cover groupingby which is an exciting feature of Streams. We will also go through the map filter reduce algorithm which is the classic use case for Java Streams. The course also covers various ways of creating Streams and the reason why order of calling the Stream API pipeline methods matters. If you are someone who wants to learn the nuances of Java 8 Streams and explain these to those around you, then this course is for you. The course is packed with hands on coding examples, so it would enable you to follow along.

    The course also covers Lambda Expressions and introduces Functional Programming in Java 8

    Course Curriculum

    Chapter 1: Java Stream API

    Lecture 1: Note on Functional Programming and Lambda Expressions

    Lecture 2: Why learn the Stream API?

    Lecture 3: Why use Streams: Contrast with Collections

    Lecture 4: Why use Streams: Takeaways

    Lecture 5: How are Streams different from Collections

    Lecture 6: Major Differences between Streams and Collections

    Lecture 7: Why have a different Stream API

    Lecture 8: Creating Streams from Collections

    Lecture 9: Creating Streams from Arrays

    Lecture 10: Generating Infinite Streams

    Lecture 11: Creating Streams from Regular Expressions

    Lecture 12: Stream Operations

    Lecture 13: Introduction to Intermediate Operations

    Lecture 14: Intermediate Operations: Filter

    Lecture 15: Intermediate Operations: Map

    Lecture 16: Intermediate Operations: Chaining

    Lecture 17: Intermediate Operations: Sorting

    Lecture 18: Introduction to Terminal Operations

    Lecture 19: Terminal Operation: collect

    Lecture 20: Terminal Operation: collect (continued)

    Lecture 21: Why Order Matters

    Lecture 22: Congratulations and Next Steps

    Lecture 23: Bonus: Interview Questions

    Lecture 24: Feedback Form

    Chapter 2: Appendix

    Lecture 1: Lambda Expressions: Motivation and Basics

    Lecture 2: Lambda Expressions: filter

    Lecture 3: Lambda Expressions: Brevity

    Lecture 4: Lambda Expressions: Imperative v/s Declarative Programming

    Lecture 5: Lambda Expressions: Practice makes perfect!

    Lecture 6: Lambda Expressions: map

    Lecture 7: Lambda Expressions: Chaining

    Lecture 8: Lambda Expressions: Syntax

    Lecture 9: Lambda Expressions: Replacing Anonymous Inner class

    Lecture 10: Lambda Expressions: wrap up

    Lecture 11: Functional Interface

    Lecture 12: Additional Resources

    Instructors

  • Stream API and Lambda Expressions in Java 8  No.2
    Jayesh Nachnani
    Asst Director of Engineering at AlphaSense
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  • 5 stars: 72 votes
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