Java 8 New Features In Simple Way

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Chapter 2: Lambda Expressions & Functional Interfaces

Lecture 1: Lambda expressions : Introduction

Lecture 2: How to Write Lambda expressions- Part-1

Lecture 3: How to Write Lambda expressions -Part-2

Lecture 4: Functional Interface

Lecture 5: @FunctionalInterface Annotation

Lecture 6: @FunctionalInterface Annotation wrt Inheritance

Lecture 7: Invoking Lambda Expression By using Functional Interface example-1

Lecture 8: Invoking Lambda Expression By using Functional Interface examples-2,3,4

Lecture 9: Invoking Lambda Expression By using Functional Interface example-5

Lecture 10: Functional Interface,Lambda Expression Summary

Chapter 3: Lambda Expressions with Collections

Lecture 1: Collections Overview: List and Set

Lecture 2: Collections Overview: Map

Lecture 3: Comparator interface & compare method

Lecture 4: Sorting Elements of List without Lambda Expression

Lecture 5: Sorting Elements of ArrayList with Lambda Expression

Lecture 6: Sorting Elements of TreeSet with Lambda Expression

Lecture 7: Sorting Elements of TreeMap with Lambda Expression

Lecture 8: Sorting of Our own class objects with Lambda Expression

Chapter 4: Anonymous Inner Classes & Lambda Expressions

Lecture 1: Anonymous Inner class vs Lambda Expression Par-1

Lecture 2: Anonymous Inner class vs Lambda Expression Par-2

Lecture 3: Anonymous Inner class vs Lambda Expression Par-3

Lecture 4: Differences between Anonymous Inner class & Lambda expressions

Chapter 5: Default Methods and Static Methods in Interfaces

Lecture 1: Default Methods Inside Interfaces

Lecture 2: Differences between Interface with Default Methods and Abstract classes

Lecture 3: Static Methods inside Interfaces

Chapter 6: Predefined Functional Interfaces -Predicate

Lecture 1: Predefined Functional Interfaces-Predicate Part-1

Lecture 2: Predefined Functional Interfaces-Predicate Part-2

Lecture 3: Predefined Functional Interfaces-Predicate Part-3

Lecture 4: Predefined Functional Interfaces-Predicate Joining

Lecture 5: Program to display names starts with 'K' by using Predicate

Lecture 6: Predicate Example to Remove null values and Empty String from the given List?

Lecture 7: Program for User Authentication by using Predicate

Lecture 8: Program to Check Whether Software Engineer is allowed into Pub or not?

Lecture 9: Employee Management Application by using Predicate Part-1

Lecture 10: Employee Management Application by using Predicate Part-2

Lecture 11: Employee Management Application by using Predicate Part-3

Lecture 12: Predicate interface isEqual() method

Chapter 7: Predefined Functional Interfaces -Function

Lecture 1: Predefined Functional Interfaces-Function

Lecture 2: Program to remove spaces present in the given String by using Function

Lecture 3: Program to find Student Grade by using Function

Lecture 4: Progarm to find Total Monthly Salary of All Employees by using Function

Lecture 5: Progarm to perform Salary Increment for Employees by using Predicate & Function

Lecture 6: Function Chaining

Lecture 7: Demo program to Demonstrate the difference between andThen() and compose()

Lecture 8: Demo Program for User Authentication by using Function Chaining

Lecture 9: Function interface Static Method : identity()

Chapter 8: Predefined Functional Interfaces -Consumer

Lecture 1: Consumer Introduction

Lecture 2: Program to display Movie Information by using Consumer

Lecture 3: Program to display Student Information by using Predicate,Function and Consumer

Lecture 4: Consumer Chaining

Chapter 9: Predefined Functional Interfaces – Supplier

Lecture 1: Supplier Introduction

Lecture 2: Program to get System Date by using Supplier

Lecture 3: Program to get Random Name by using Supplier

Lecture 4: Program to get Random OTP by using Supplier

Lecture 5: Program to get Random Password by using Supplier

Lecture 6: Comparison Table of Predicate,Function,Consumer and Supplier

Chapter 10: Two-Argument (Bi) Functional Interfaces- BiPredicate, BiFunction & BiConsumer

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: BiPredicate

Lecture 3: BiFunction

Lecture 4: Creation of Student object by taking name and rollno as input with BiFunction

Lecture 5: Calculate Monthly Salary With Employee and TimeSheet By using BiFunction

Lecture 6: BiConsumer

Lecture 7: Demo Program to Increment Employee Salary by using BiFunction & BiConsumer

Lecture 8: Comparison Table between One-Argument & Two-Argument Functional Interfaces

Chapter 11: Primitive Type Functional Interfaces, UnaryOperator and BinaryOperator

Lecture 1: Autoboxing,Autounboxing and Type Parameter

Lecture 2: Need of Primitve Type Functional Interfaces

Lecture 3: Primitve Type Functional Interfaces for Predicate

Lecture 4: 3 Demo Programs about Primitve Type Functional Interfaces for Function

Lecture 5: All 15 Primitve Type Functional Interfaces for Function

Lecture 6: Primitive Versions for Consumer

Lecture 7: Primitive Versions for Supplier

Lecture 8: UnaryOperator and its Primitive Versions

Lecture 9: BinaryOperator

Lecture 10: Primitive Versions for BinaryOperator

Chapter 12: Method and Constructor Reference By using :: Operator

Lecture 1: Method Reference By Double Colon(::) Operator Part-1

Lecture 2: Method Reference By Double Colon(::) Operator Part-2

Lecture 3: Constructor Reference By Double Colon(::) Operator

Chapter 13: Streams

Lecture 1: Introduction to Streams

Lecture 2: Methods of Streams:filter() and map()

Lecture 3: Difference between filter() and map()

Lecture 4: Various methods of Stream Part-1

Lecture 5: Various methods of Stream Part-2

Lecture 6: Various methods of Stream Part-3

Lecture 7: Various methods of Stream Part-4

Lecture 8: Summary of Streams

Chapter 14: Date and Time API