How Java 8 Stream API Works ? | Stream API Foundation | EP 2

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Consumer is a functional interface. Where we have an accept abstract method which takes one parameter and has a void return type. As of now, we are mainly using the accept as a lamda function to print the values coming from the stream of data source with foreach method. 1:04

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Consumer consumes the data from supplier. forEach method is used to print the consumed data from steams.

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A consumer is a functional interface, which is used to consume some value. It will not return any value. Because it is just there to consume. That's all I was able to remember

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Consumer is functional interface in java. It has accept method which can take one parameter and doesn't return any value. Basically it consumes the value and print it internally but we can print that value by using forEach method.

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@SeleniumExpress The method limit is called short circuiting stateful since it's terminating the current process by stopping it or limiting it in-between, like a circuit breaking in-between if anything interrupts. Here, stateless operations process each element independently, while stateful operations require some form of state or knowledge about other elements to function correctly.

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Consumer is a functional interface which used to consume values and process on that value, as it does not not return anything it has one method name accept which is going to accept values from the pipe line and process on the same, apart from this it is one of the known terminal method which shows the result.

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first half done

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Consumer is a functional interface, which has one abstract method and that method is void and takes one parameter

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Consumer is a functional interface to consume data. We can use this interface to have many implementations using lambda based on our requirement.

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As per my understanding Consumer is nothing but it's a functional interface which is used to consume any types of data & print to the console.

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In Java, consumer applications can be used to receive and process messages.

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Consumer is functional interface and which accepts data, return void

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Thanks Abhi

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2nd half done

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print true or false only because of method in boolean but it returns a integer values , how?

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list.stream().filter(studentAge-> studentAge.getAge()>25).limit(2).forEach(nameOfStudent-> System.out.println(nameOfStudent.getName())); without map() i am able to print the required output, so why you used map() can you please reply?

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consumer help in processing the data ?

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Hi abhi thanks for this valuable info. Just wanted to ask you can you create one video where why functional interface needed to work with lamba and 2 abstract method are there then it will be ambiguity or it will work. Multiple abstract method with same name or overloaded abstract method like this tricky question can you cover.

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Another tricky question is if you extend functional interface having same method name as in another interface then it works why and how it works? It is hiding that method or ignore that method why?

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Basically u r overriding that method but if you add another method then it will give error it's not function interface

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Used streams a lot but didnt know so much is inside it

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Consumer consumes the data pipe from supplier and then print by foreach method

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Supplier : Takes nothing, but returns something.(used in generate() ) Consumer: Takes something and returns nothing.(used in forEach() )

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consumer consume the data from stream (flow of data)

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Consumer is nothing but a reciever.. which recieves data from consumer and it does not return anything ..whatever supplier giving it will just print it.

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Character [] characters = {'a','b','c','d','e','f'}; Arrays.stream(characters).forEach(System.out::println);