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Java Consumer Functional Interface Tutorial

Overview In Java functional programming, Consumers are incredibly versatile and valuable, particularly when it comes to performing actions on data without returning values. Why use Consumers? Here are the main […]

Java Predicate & BiPredicate Tutorial

Overview The predicate interfaces in the java.util.function package return a boolean given one or some arguments. The primary purpose of the Predicate interface is to simplify the task of evaluating […]

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Java BinaryOperator Functional Interface Tutorial

Overview Java BinaryOperator is a functional interface extending BiFunction. As you may recall, BiFunction has one abstract method called apply that accepts two arguments and returns a result. A BinaryOperator […]

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Java BiFunction Tutorial

Overview In Java, A BiFunction represents a function that accepts two arguments and returns a result. The interface has one abstract method apply and one default method andThen. The apply […]

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Java BiConsumer Functional Interface Tutorial

Overview The BiConsumer is a part of the java.util.function package. As the name suggest, this interface is a Consumer. That means it takes input arguments and returns void. Practical use […]

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Java Fork/Join Framework File Downloading Examples

Overview of the Fork/Join Framework in Java The Fork/Join framework in Java is an example of the divide and conquer strategy. It is best used for scenarios where you have […]