Functional Interface - Java 8 Tutorial | Predicate, Consumer, Function & Supplier
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- Опубликовано: 19 авг 2024
- Explained about the working of Functional Interfaces introduced in Java 8. There are 4 types of functional interfaces introduced in Java 8. They are
* Predicate
* Consumer
* Function
* Supplier
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hats off to you. All functional interfaces in 10 minutes with examples. Very precise and up to the point
Seriously it's really helpful 😃 nice explanation now i can crack upcomming interview on functional interface
Probably what we are looking for is how these constructs simplify our lives.
Such short and simple examples actually made it easy to grasp. The only confusion I faced was with your naming convention for object reference variable. 8 was confusing a lot reading object name thinking that's a method name. Thanks for sharing your knowledge. 👍
Short and simple. Thank you
Lucid explanation. Made it easy to grasp.
Explained v well in short 👍
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your explanation is good but you haven't said when we will use this functional interfaces and why we will use it
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can anyone explain how this line works
Consumer setName=t->t.setName ("Play Java");
what do you mean, "how this line works" ? it doesn't do anything it's just a lambda definition. setName is basically a consumer that consumes a Person object (mutates the person if you like), so this line could have been written as Consumer setName = person -> person.setName("Play Java"); which is a very bad example by its own, since the person object already has a method called setName()
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Learn how to put spaces between your operators good god man. Otherwise good video.
Poor video.
He starts using a new construct *before* explaining its purpose.