Lambda with Functional Programming in Java8

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Summary

Title: Lambda with Functional Programming in Java8

Price: $59.99

Average Rating: 4.4

Number of Lectures: 72

Number of Published Lectures: 72

Number of Curriculum Items: 72

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 72

Original Price: ₹7,900

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Functional Programming With Lambda Expression

Who Should Attend

For experienced java developers

Target Audiences

For experienced java developers

This Course basically designed for the people who has knowledge in prior knowledge about java.

We will Cover the Followings in this course ,

Lambdas
Streams
Parallel Streams
Optional
New Interface Concepts

Here the Sub Topics we are going to cover in this tutorial ,

01 About the Course

02 Why Java8

03 Java7 vs Java8 Example Part 1

04 Java7 vs Java8 Example Part 2

05 What is lambda

06 Implement Runnable Using Lambda Expression

07 Implement Comparator Using Lambda Expression

08 How to install Java Decompiler in Eclipse

09 Introduction to Functional Interfaces

10 Consumer Interface Part-1

11 Consumer Interface Part-2

12 Consumer Interface Part-3

13 BiConsumer Interface Part 1

14 BiConsumer Interface Part 2

15 Predicate Interface Part 1

16 Predicate Interface Part 2

17 Predicate Interface Part 3

18 Predicate Interface Part 4

19 Function Interface Part 1

20 Function Interface Part 2

21 Function Interface Part 3

22 Unary and Binary Functional Interface

23 Supplier Functional Interface

24 Method Reference

25 Method Reference and Constructor Reference

26 Lambda Local Variable

27 Streams Introduction

27 Streams Introduction 1

28 Streams Example Part 1

29 Streams Example Part 2

30 Streams Example Part 3

31 Streams Map Example Part 1

32 Streams Map Example Part 2

33 Streams FlatMap Example Part 1

34 Streams FlatMap Example Part 2

35 Streams FlatMap Example Part 3

36 Streams FlatMap Example Part 4

37 Streams Filter Example

38 Streams Reduce Example Part 1

39 Streams Reduce Example Part 2

40 Streams Filter Map Reduce Example

41 Streams MinBy, MaxBy Example

42 Streams Limit Skip Example

43 Streams AllMatch, AnyMatchExample

44 Streams FindAny , FindFirst Example

45 Streams Factory Method Example

46 Numeric Stream Example

47 Numeric Stream Factory Method Example

48 Numeric Stream Factory Aggregation Method Example

49 Stream Boxing and UnBoxing Example

50 Numeric Stream Map Example

51 Stream Joining Example

52 Stream Mapping and Counting Example

53 Stream Summing and Averaging Example

54 Stream Grouping By Example Part 1

55 Stream Grouping By Example Part 2

56 Stream Partitioning By Example

57 Sequential vs Parallel Stream Example Part 1

58 Sequential vs Parallel Stream Example Part 2

59 Sequential vs Parallel Stream Use Case

60 Parallel Stream When Not to Use Case Part 1

60 Parallel Stream When Not to Use Case Part 2

61 Optional Class Introduction

62 Optional Class Example Part 1

63 Optional Methods Example Part 1

64 Optional If Present Method Example

65 Optional Methods Example Part 2

66 Optional FlatMap Filter Example

67 Interface Default and Static Method Introduction

68 Default Method Sort Example

69 Default Method Custom Sort Example

70 Interface Method and Static Method Example

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: What are we going to cover in this course

Chapter 2: Why Java 8 ?

Lecture 1: Java 8 and it's importance

Lecture 2: Java7 vs Java8 Example Part 1

Lecture 3: Java7 vs Java8 Example Part 2

Chapter 3: Setup Java Decompiler

Lecture 1: How to install Java Decompiler in Eclipse ?

Chapter 4: Introduction to Lambda

Lecture 1: What is lambda ?

Lecture 2: Implement Runnable Using Lambda Expression

Lecture 3: Implement Comparator Using Lambda Expression

Chapter 5: Introduction to Lambda and Functional Interfaces

Lecture 1: Introduction to Functional Interfaces

Lecture 2: Consumer Interface Part 1

Lecture 3: Consumer Interface Part 2

Lecture 4: Consumer Interface Part 3

Lecture 5: BiConsumer Interface Part 1

Lecture 6: BiConsumer Interface Part 2

Lecture 7: Predicate Interface Part 1

Lecture 8: Predicate Interface Part 2

Lecture 9: Predicate Interface Part 3

Lecture 10: Predicate Interface Part 4

Lecture 11: Function Interface Part 1

Lecture 12: Function Interface Part 2

Lecture 13: Function Interface Part 3

Lecture 14: Unary and Binary Functional Interface

Lecture 15: Supplier Functional Interface

Chapter 6: Reference Methods and Constructor

Lecture 1: Method Reference

Lecture 2: Method Reference and Constructor Reference

Chapter 7: What is effectively final ?

Lecture 1: Lambda Local Variable – Effectively Final

Chapter 8: Stream API

Lecture 1: Streams Introduction

Lecture 2: Streams Example Part 1

Lecture 3: Streams Example Part 2

Lecture 4: Streams Example Part 3

Lecture 5: Streams Map Example Part 1

Lecture 6: Streams Map Example Part 2

Lecture 7: Streams FlatMap Example Part 1

Lecture 8: Streams FlatMap Example Part 2

Lecture 9: Streams FlatMap Example Part 3

Lecture 10: Streams FlatMap Example Part 4

Lecture 11: Streams Filter Example

Lecture 12: Streams Reduce Example Part 1

Lecture 13: Streams Reduce Example Part 2

Lecture 14: Streams Filter Map Reduce Example

Lecture 15: Streams MinBy MaxBy Example

Lecture 16: Streams Limit Skip Example

Lecture 17: Streams AllMatch AnyMatchExample

Lecture 18: Streams FindAny FindFirst Example

Chapter 9: Factory Method in Stream API

Lecture 1: Streams Factory Method Example

Chapter 10: Numeric Stream

Lecture 1: Numeric Stream Example

Lecture 2: Numeric Stream Factory Method Example

Lecture 3: Numeric Stream Factory Aggregation Method Example

Lecture 4: Stream Boxing and Un-boxing Example

Lecture 5: Numeric Stream Map Example

Chapter 11: Terminal Operation

Lecture 1: Stream Joining Example

Lecture 2: Stream Mapping and Counting Example

Lecture 3: Stream Summing and Averaging Example

Lecture 4: Stream Grouping By Example Part 1

Lecture 5: Stream Grouping By Example Part 2

Lecture 6: Stream Partitioning By Example

Chapter 12: Parallel Processing

Lecture 1: Sequential vs Parallel Stream Example Part 1

Lecture 2: Sequential vs Parallel Stream Example Part 2

Lecture 3: Sequential vs Parallel Stream Use Case

Lecture 4: Parallel Stream When Not to Use Case Part 1

Lecture 5: Parallel Stream When Not to Use Case Part 2

Chapter 13: Optional

Lecture 1: Optional Class Introduction

Lecture 2: Optional Class Example Part 1

Lecture 3: Optional Methods Example Part 1

Lecture 4: Optional Methods Example Part 2

Lecture 5: Optional If Present Method Example

Lecture 6: Optional Map FlatMap Filter Example

Chapter 14: Default and Static Method

Lecture 1: Java 8 Interface Default and Static Method Introduction

Lecture 2: Default Method Sort Example

Lecture 3: Default Method Custom Sort Example

Lecture 4: Interface Method and Static Method Example

Chapter 15: Thanks !!!

Lecture 1: Thank you

Instructors

Arun Ammasai
Teach with passion, from experience, and with an easy-to-understand way of teaching

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2 stars: 8 votes
3 stars: 49 votes
4 stars: 113 votes
5 stars: 97 votes

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