Java Streams API
Scope of Variables in Lambda Expressions
In this lesson, you will learn about the scope of variables inside lambda expressions.
Lambda Expressions: Scope of Variables, Method, and Anonymous Functions
Ok! So we have seen what lambda expressions are. Let us see what we can access inside lambda expressions. Lambda expressions provide a concise way to represent functional interfaces. Functional interfaces are interfaces that have a single abstract method, and lambda expressions can be used as a shorthand notation to
How To Write Lambda Expressions
This lesson introduces the basic lambda expression structure with tips to write efficient code.
What Are Lambda Expressions?
This is an introductory lesson on lambda expressions. You will learn about the lambda operator, expression, syntaxes and more!
Power Of Two (Exercise Problem)
This is an exercise problem for your practice. Try to come up with an approach and solve it by yourself. Good Luck!
User-Defined Customer Interface (Exercise Problem)
This is an exercise problem for your practice. Try to come up with an approach and solve it by yourself. Good Luck!
What Are UnaryOperator And BinaryOperator's?
Unary and Binary operators are the other two functional interfaces that most developers are interested in.
Course Overview: Functional Programming in Java
This course deep-dives into each of the functional programming concepts that got introduced in the Java programming language.
Introduce Yourself To Java Functional Programming
Functional programming(a programming paradigm) was introduced in Java SE 8 and recently gained popularity. The number of lines written by developers in the last few years using functional programming(for open-source projects) did hustle around Java developers. Why developers love functional programming? Java functional programming emphasizes using functions as
BiFunction Interface
What is a BiFunction interface? The BiFunction interface is a functional interface defined in the java.util.function package in Java. It represents a function that accepts two arguments of different types and produces a result of another type. The BiFunction interface is similar to the Function interface, but it