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Thank you Sir, I learned a lot from your channel over the time. The way you explain concepts by giving real world project examples and its history of evolution is amazing to stay tuned to your channel.

[@shrutigoyal5685]

I wish someone had taught me like this in college. Amazing tutorial. Thanks so much!

[@om_ashish_soni]

Sir, your streams and tutorials on Java have been extremely helpful to me as a competitive programmer. I appreciate the comprehensive and easy-to-understand content that you provide, including topics such as lambda expressions, functional interfaces, and the forEach method. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and expertise with the programming community.

[@siddharthvinze1276]

this is the best explanation available for steam api on the internet! Hats off Navin sir

[@doogiet8608]

I've worked in Software for 20 years and these videos are so clear and concise! Really helpful. Thank you so much :)

[@sreenu1902]

One of the Best video which I have seen in 2022 Thanks covered alot in single video

[@prajwaltirpude8582]

I am pre java 8 architect and i like you explaining the builder patter and going through it quickly. I get bored by very slow tutorials. People complaining are more of beginner users and you can tag advanced java so people can identify it. Java has changed so much and this video helps me how to catch up

[@harshad.k14]

Us bro!

[@PushpendraKrSingh]

Thank you Navin Reddy for excellent tutorial, you always explain the concepts in most simple terms

[@Zeltricks]

Your explanation is clear and concise. You teach a lot better than my mentors! Thank you so much! Subscribed!

[@sunitaa9310]

Your explanation is very good. I was searching for this video since long. Could you please add more videos on Streams API and other Java 8 features. Also request you to add it on one playlist as other Java 8 playlist is also available which has 10 short videos. Thank you for the awesome work .... Kudos to you :)

[@tycoonedits9457]

In detailed explanation, always hitting the precise spots where we stuck in java.

[@programming5484]

Naveen , You just nailed it , you cleared out three things.. predicate,lambda,stream api method .

[@health.upgradedbyscience.7309]

Great video (as usual!), thanx a lot!! This was the topic i got stuck in the ongoing Java Full Stack Dev course.. now everything seems cristal clear! 😁👍

[@paulocabelloacha4195]

Excellent explanation! Thanks a lot, Mr. Telusko!

[@MAX-ym1pm]

Sir ur amazingly explains every topic easily and explains every single point to point 😍👌👌👌 I just loved it 😍

[@senya-man9710]

Loving the series👌please keep on doing more videos on the Stream API.

[@pallavimisra9753]

Loved it. No one explains like you do.

[@ruthvikls]

The Best One Naveen, Thank you for finally letting me understand Stream API, Couldn't have asked for more!

[@lohithaadapala6989]

Paid gfg course they thought streams yesterday but I couldn't understand. Here today I'm learning amazing content free. Thankyou.

[@Monishsview]

My fav youtube channel ❤️ telusko is great teacher !!

[@rushikeshr21280]

Good Explanation !! I am clear now how to use stream API !! Thank you so much for uploading this video !!

[@muralimohan7097]

the way you teach is Amazing Sir. Please do more videos on Stream concepts.

[@shubhamtandon5191]

Sir u are a genius…please please continue your awesome videos. I thought stream api is Ohhh… now after explaining by you it’s wow

[@foodgallery5819]

Thank you for session, it was really helpful and easy to understand the concept in-depth. well explained.

[@ajitharumugam8797]

Please post more stream api concepts, this was amazing

[@kasunlalendra]

today i had i interview. thanks to this video i was able to provide good answers. 🙏

[@ShubhamPatil-cm2vu]

Such a amazing and perfect explanation

[@aethervibesofficial]

Awesome video. Explained better than a top rated paid course I had taken on Udemy(refunded). Thanks man. Just one thing, at time 18:10 you could have just used return integer%2==1; instead of the if else block EDIT: Just watched the rest of the video, this is exactly what you did. Awesome!

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Hats off to Telusko 🙂.

[@samayshyam5515]

That Predicate interface part was so smooth 🤌

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Nice explanation sir

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Excited to see the in-depth explanation in our course sir...see you there!

[@raghunadhv9619]

You made my day, awesome explanation!

[@zeppelinmexicano]

Two thumbs up, especially creating the Predicate and plugging it into .filter(). If not practical for the project it's at least building a deeper understanding of how the lambda space works.

[@afifkhaja]

You are a godsend! The only thing I don't understand is why the first element of reduce() can't just be the first element of the collecttion

[@prasaad44]

Yes Sir, please update us with more number of similar videos......

[@swetajain5850]

best video on stream api, yes more videos on stream api....thank you so much

[@jellyjollyjelly9513]

you deserve more recognition !!!

[@anup21d]

Excellent explanation of the streams API!

[@subramanianchenniappan4059]

Thanks . Useful for interviews . I am a Java techlead for a restful backend project . Need to apply for new job ☺️☺️

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love your new setup is awesome.

[@haripriya8034]

Thank you for this lecture sir. Really enjoyed ur session.

[@techscout4051]

Great video !

[@podcastie]

I really need this video, thanks for this topic sir 😍😍😍🥰

[@AdaptToFuture]

and the beauty is, the value is already sorted. :)

[@Aniket_16d]

Thanks a lot navin sir for everything,

[@sayankarmakar13]

thanks for clear the concept of streams.

[@abhishekhm1264]

I love this video man!! Thank u so much.

[@nagesh52351]

this concept is same as in java script...thank you for the video sir

[@ishwaryaselvam5677]

Tq for your good explanation

[@santoshgujar5237]

Thank you, Sir, 🙏🌺😇

[@TheMoviemaker98]

This guy is an absolute legend

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Thank you sir.

[@suriyarajaram6709]

Very nice clear explanation.Thank you so much.

[@kunleajiboye2487]

Done. Well explained. Thanks.

[@koseavase]

Navin and Kaushik are best well at articulating new concepts

[@mohamedlegtibi802]

Please sir what's the shortcuts you use to jump to methods or class in intellij??

[@eklavyaghodake1619]

Wow that's very much helpful thank you, Sir

[@yashtibrewal8300]

Thank you.

[@bhaveshmhase7272]

Thank you so much

[@ReXva77]

Function foo = (n) -> n * 2; and we should pass foo as a parameter to map method. It might be somthing like that.

[@souvikmukherjee5612]

I thought it is a JS video. I played the video and started watching it, later I found the difference is in the arrow, " => " to " -> " only, I thought may be a new feature of ES7 or later version. In some time I noticed " public static void main " is peeping. All these time I was sleepy and after seeing this I was shocked. Thank you Navin sir, I didn't know even JAVA has these features.

[@johntony366]

I was pleasantly surprised as well!

[@mayorman0076]

Beautiful explanation

[@SR-er8vt]

Thank you!

[@Sriram-cv9xo]

thanks sir..i am really enjoying and its very very useful for me.

[@vikashgupta746]

you are a clever programmer sir.. nice thought

[@jorgeivanmedina2410]

Excellent lecture 👍

[@varshinisalian3214]

Very helpful. Thanks a lot

[@kartikeyatiwari3977]

for : 20:23 List numbers = Arrays.asList(1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10); Function mapper = n -> n * 2; List doubledNumbers = numbers.stream() .map(mapper) // Double each number .collect(Collectors.toList()); System.out.println("Doubled numbers: " + doubledNumbers);

[@im_aditya_rathi]

9:48 The beauty is the values were already sorted. It also makes me laugh too 😅😁.

[@ommmprakash]

Excellent videos and explanation

[@manishmukul5874]

nice explained

[@Cars-fs3ej]

Yes please make more stream videos with examples

[@jayendrasingh9260]

yes more videos on stream api

[@Bgmi-highlights-hack]

Nice

[@HabiburRahman-dm5yt]

very helpful for us. May Allah grant you.

[@erekleberidze3843]

really helpful, thank you ! would be great if you also also show us how map works like you did for filter

[@erekleberidze3843]

Function func = new Function() { @Override public Integer apply(Integer n) { return n*2; } }; // which could be written like this: /** * Function func = n -> n*2; * */

[@lalitchoudhary230]

U r my idol sir

[@prakarshpathak1285]

maja aa gayi! Thank you

[@ajaygv153]

Thank You..! Very useful

[@510_pragneshmaru5]

I Really Enjoy

[@medi_gaminq8146]

what compilateur do you use please and thank you very good video

[@quickthru108]

Please make a series on Functional programming with Java

[@nobleman2704]

Best of the best

[@MzamoHerbza]

Very awesome explanation as always Alien!!! - A quick question (maybe its a stupid one sorry), if i can process my stream output like stream.forEach(s -> System.out.println(s * 2)); - what will be the benefit of mapping my stream 1st then output like :- stream.map(n -> n * 2).forEach(x -> System.out.println(x)); - Is there any benefit for using map() to process rather.

[@SwapnilLonkar]

"and the beauty is values were already sorted " 😅😂

[@mohshafi3032]

Hi Navin, thank you for your clear explanation, why do we need a map here, the List of nums is already sorted before the map, can't we just do this after sorting as follows: nums.stream() .filter(n -> n%2 == 1) .sorted() .forEach(n -> System.out.println(n*2));

[@merxxibeaucoup9093]

Very good 👍❤️

[@amaraaditya]

Hey Naveen, Can you add a playlist for this series ? I’m finding it difficult to checkout the latest Java videos uploaded by you.

[@bloom6874]

Video was too good n lecture was quite interesting. Could you clear my one doubt? at the end of the video, you used reduce() and got the output as 26. I didn't get the result how 26 is getting printed.

[@ahmadnayeem9587]

pretty good

[@pveelaid]

Function map = m -> m*2;

[@AnthonyTouset]

good one, thanks!

[@CasioArtist]

Nice Video

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Sir, are there any plans of launching pre recorded video courses (not live) on ineuron?

[@java_minds1755]

thank you 😊

[@ndk8111]

Thank you for taking the time making this tutorial. Do not be afraid to take a couple of takes to redo places where u lost a thread of thought like with reduce(). It is like you had no idea what you were doing. This discredits you and makes you channel less professional. One important omitted fact about IllegalStateException - it was due to “terminal operation” by forEach and count() or collect() vs “intermediate operation” aka chain-able map() filter() reduce()

[@b.u.g.r.a.s.a.h.i.n.]

YOu are genioujs sir

[@015karthikeyan4]

i want more videos on Stream API

[@PcSite]

I have a desktop application for flight management in the Java language, and I want to read the ticket data directly from the email and include it automatically in the application, so that any ticket issued and sent directly to the email, the application reads and stores it automatically with an alert notification that appears, making you just click on the Save button