#72 Functional Interface New in Java

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In this lecture, we are discussing functional interface:
#1 what is functional Interface?
--functional interface is an interface with only one abstract method
#2
The properties of a functional interface in Java are as follows:
Single Abstract Method: A functional interface has only one abstract method.
This method is the signature of the interface and defines the behaviour that will be implemented in the lambda expression or with simple class.
Functional Method: The abstract method of a functional interface is called the functional method.
It is the method that provides the functional behaviour of the interface.
@FunctionalInterface Annotation: A functional interface is annotated with the @FunctionalInterface annotation.
This annotation is optional, but it provides a compile-time check that the interface has only one abstract method.
Compatible with Lambda Expressions: A functional interface is compatible with lambda expressions.
A lambda expression is a concise way of implementing the functional method of a functional interface.
(This will discuss in next lecture of lambda expression).
Functional interfaces are a key component of functional programming in Java,
and they are used extensively in the Java 8 Streams API and other Java libraries.
#3 Example
class Main{
public static void main(String []args){
A obj = new B();
obj.show();
//another way to implement functional interface
A obj1 = new A(){
@Override
public void show(){
System.out.println("Hello");
}
};
obj1.show();
}
}
//one way to implement functional interface
class B implements A{
@Override
public void show(){
System.out.println("Hello");
}
}
//specify it is functional interface
@FunctionalInterface //we use this annotation to specify it is functional interface
interface A{
void show();
//void run(); //this will give error as it is a functional interface you cannot write two abstract method in this
}
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A obj1 = new A(){
@Override
public void show(){
System.out.println("Hello");
}
};
obj1.show();
}
}
I am note getting the output, it is showing Type A is already defined..pls help

[@md.ikramulislam9708]

it should be after #75

[@ritusinghthakur9637]

I have doubt ....
But interface name not create object, class name make object , interface only object reference
I mean A obj=new A() not right...
Object banane ke leye class banani padegi

[@afifkhaja]

Thanks for this! Perfectly explained

[@v.kowsalyavelmurugan760]

We already have interface... Then why we are going to functional interface?

[@anshujacob3304]

It’s used to provide implementations through lambda expressions which would reduce the number of codes in a program. There are many functional interfaces which we use in programming like runnable interface is a functional interface so we can use lambda expression to provide implementation for the run function.

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why do they introduce functional interface in java 8 and tell me that one

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"we want errors, right?" 😅 ... well, just in this case.... 😉

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what's this x: ?

[@premgajare7600]

It means that the string to be printed.
It is sign that tells whether you want to print string (for example : system.out.println("hello world");) or a variable or both.
If you are new to java and vs code, don't worry about that.

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The "x:" is inserted by the IDE. We don't explicitly write them but the IDE inserts it automatically. Just to make us understand better. There are many scenarios like this where the IDE auto inserts keys which can be ignored.

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This is jdk11?

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Someone should tell you not to teach Java and write method brackets on new lines. This is not C#.

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