27 Exercise Using operators (Reactive programming with Java - full course)

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[@alexgutjahr]

Got a ton of value out of your videos over the years and it was a great inspiration to start doing my own videos. Thank you!

[@mostinho7]

Done thanks The order of operations on the flux stream matters. If you do a filter and remove some values then the following operations are applied to the filtered stream. Log operator order also matters if log is put after the flux stream has been transformed then it’ll log the new stream defaultIfEmpty returns a default value if the flux is empty, it’ll only find out after the completion event but it does not block until it gets the event. It’s still asynchronous.

[@TusharParekhtpar2014]

Very good explanations and an important compilation on Reactive Programming in Java . I really appreciated all your sessions . Thank you very much !

[@shivask5543]

👌!! Thanks!!

[@hiiamdilip]

Which plugin and font is being used here in intelIj, it looks really fancy and clean :-)

[@monsterhuntergo]

The exercises helped me alot to remember all your teachings. Hope the other future tutorials will have the same.. Thank you very much my favorite sensei. I will join later to review more and prepare for job exams and interviews. I hope my 4 yrs hiatus will end soon.

[@bittu2104]

Teacher's day Wishes Guruji.

[@bp8592]

Happy Teacher's day 🥳🥳

[@andraspoljak]

If I have public static Flux intNumbersFluxWithNulls() { return Flux .just(1, 2, null, 4, 5, 6, null, null, 9, 10) .delayElements(Duration.ofSeconds(1)); } how can I continue and get all non null values? It always stop at the first null.