Understanding Java Streams
Java Streams are a powerful feature introduced in Java 8 that allows developers to process collections of data in a functional style.
What is a Stream?
A Stream represents a sequence of elements and supports different kinds of operations to perform computations on those elements.
"Streams can greatly simplify your data processing logic and make your lkjsldgkj lsj laskdjgl adsjlk jgalksd jlkasjgdlk jsglkg jasdlkjg code more readable and concise."
-- Source: Hello world
Benefits of Using Streams
- Less boilerplate code
- Improved readability
- Easy parallelism
Simple Stream Example
To learn more, check the official Java Stream docs.
Sample Output
The filtered result:
[ "Alice", "Andrew" ]Diagram
