"Great job, Abilash! Your videos are incredibly informative and valuable. Despite having over a decade of experience in the Java world, I always find your content engaging and learn something new. Keep up the excellent work!"
This way of explanation is very unique, You really makes me understand Stream API's in much deeper way. Thanks a lot for this. I think no one else has explain this topic like this before😍
Thank you so much for such a detailed explanation. Waiting for next episode. Even though there are many views now, I still see only few likes for such a good content. This content deserves more like ❤❤.
Due to your videos, my level i getting increased and will keep on increasing just like generate() method until you don't apply limit() to it. Kindly create videos for Multithreading. i know you will do miracles in that topic as well . I have never seen guru like you. Charan sparsh by heart.
Hi Abhilash, Thank you sooooo much for giving detailed explanation. But I have a question- But why we are saying takeWhile is a short circuiting stateful operation. takeWhile does retain the state of element. It is only breaking the pipeline once match the condition. Then it should be short circuiting stateless operation. I am not clear this point takeWhile is short circuiting stateful operation. Why??
Hi abhilash just one correction Stream object doesn't return new stream after applying operations on elements. Stream only defines logic to process it and define pipeline. It only returne new stream object once. Not for every operation. To give and exmple If after applying suppose filter new stream object is returned after applying logic on every element it would create many new stream... Which doesn't happen As elements are passes in pipeline like one element gets passed in filter then map Then again 2nd element and so on.. Please correct me if i am wrong.
superb abhilash, i am getting more knowledge from stream api and i am waiting for parallel stream concept
waiting for next one sir
this is what I was looking for, interals of stream
Glad it helped!
@@SeleniumExpress want to know where do you learned all these , is there any book recommendation?
@@vinaykaushikinvisble no, it's from his own interest.
waiting for next video.
"Great job, Abilash! Your videos are incredibly informative and valuable. Despite having over a decade of experience in the Java world, I always find your content engaging and learn something new. Keep up the excellent work!"
This way of explanation is very unique, You really makes me understand Stream API's in much deeper way. Thanks a lot for this. I think no one else has explain this topic like this before😍
Amazing explanation
When i watch your videos it looks like watching web series. I enjoyed a lot.
Eagerly waiting ❤
Thank you so much for such a detailed explanation. Waiting for next episode.
Even though there are many views now, I still see only few likes for such a good content. This content deserves more like ❤❤.
Very well explained !!
Just watched 2nd video of this series .... and here I got notification of 3rd . Enjoying
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Due to your videos, my level i getting increased and will keep on increasing just like generate() method until you don't apply limit() to it. Kindly create videos for Multithreading. i know you will do miracles in that topic as well . I have never seen guru like you. Charan sparsh by heart.
Wow… very insightful… quality content … instructor is a real teacher ….. channel name should be Java express…
Great video!!
Hi Abhilash,
Thank you sooooo much for giving detailed explanation.
But
I have a question-
But why we are saying takeWhile is a short circuiting stateful operation.
takeWhile does retain the state of element. It is only breaking the pipeline once match the condition. Then it should be short circuiting stateless operation.
I am not clear this point takeWhile is short circuiting stateful operation.
Why??
@SeleniumExpress Seems the 37:55 answers are wrong. It will print upto 19 in reverse order
yes
Even I got confused
I wrote the code and executed it prints 19 to 0
Hi abhilash just one correction
Stream object doesn't return new stream after applying operations on elements.
Stream only defines logic to process it and define pipeline.
It only returne new stream object once. Not for every operation.
To give and exmple
If after applying suppose filter new stream object is returned after applying logic on every element it would create many new stream... Which doesn't happen
As elements are passes in pipeline like one element gets passed in filter then map
Then again 2nd element and so on..
Please correct me if i am wrong.
Awesome explanation 🫶
Waiting for next video abhi
Super😊
Thank you ☺️
hi abihi as usual ure videos are very helful and in fat jar how can we include jsp files?
When will have video on Parellel stream?
Output of second program , 19,18,...0, so option is none of the above 😅 is it correct ?
Hi, when we have peek, why do we need foreach?
@keerthikeerthi8162 Peek is a intermediate operation that means it returns a stream where as forEach is a terminal operation
If possible do create video on generic
Sure, Will do.
44:00 takeWhile() is part of Java 9 version. 🙂
when will be the
next episode?
Hi Abhi
May i know ,This year what will be the upcoming video series other than this playlist ?
Could you please tell me ?
First❤
print output from 0 to 19 in console for 2 program
at Timestamp 37:54, the output will be 19,18,17,16,15.....0
19,18--------0 output
What will happen?
Stream.generate().sorted().forEach(print);
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OutOfMemoryError
There is no source inside generate method..so it's lead compile error I guess
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