Learn Java Functional Programming with Lambdas & Streams

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******* Functional Programming Course Overview *******
Functional Programming was introduced into Java in Java 8. Additional Functional Programming Enhancements were introduced in Java 9.
In this hands-on course, we will learn to write an amazing Java code with Functional Programming. You will learn the basics of Java Functional Programming – Lambda Expressions, Method References, Streams, and Functional Interfaces.
This course would be a perfect first step as an introduction to Functional Programming with Java.
You will be using Eclipse (Java IDE) in this course. We will help you set up each one of these.

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~~~ Step By Step Details ~~~
Introduction to the Course
Step 01: Functional Programming with Java – Course Overview
Step 02: Functional Programming with Java – Exploring Github Repo and Installations
Introduction to Functional Programming with Java
Step 01: Getting Started with Functional Programming with Java
Step 02: Writing Your First Java Functional Program
Step 03: Improving Java Functional Program with filter
Step 04: Using Lambda Expression to enhance your Functional Program
Step 05: Do Functional Programming Exercises with Streams, Filters and Lambdas
Step 06: Using map in Functional Programs – with Exercises
Step 07: Quick Review of Functional Programming Basics
Playing with Streams
Step 01: Learning Stream Operations – Calculate Sum using reduce
Step 02: Playing with reduce
Step 03: Exploring Streams with Puzzles in JShell
Step 04: Do Functional Programming Exercises with Streams and reduce
Step 05: Learn Stream Operations – distinct and sorted
Step 06: Using Comparators to Sort Streams with sorted
Step 07: Collecting Stream Elements to List using collect
Step 08: Reviewing Streams – Intermediate and Stream Operations
Exploring Java Functional Interfaces and Lambdas
Step 01: Getting Started with Functional Interfaces – Predicate, Consumer and Function
Step 02: Do Exercises with Functional Interfaces – BinaryOperator
Step 03: Doing Behavior Parameterization with Functional Programming
Step 04: Do Exercise with Behavior Parameterization
Step 05: Exploring Supplier and UnaryOperator Functional Interfaces
Step 06: Exploring BiPredicate, BiFunction, BiConsumer, and Primitive Functional Interfaces
Step 07: Playing Puzzles with Functional Interfaces and Lambdas
Step 08: Exploring Method References with Java
Java Functional Programming with Custom Classes
Step 01: Creating Custom Class Course with some Test Data
Step 02: Playing with allMatch, noneMatch and anyMatch
Step 03: Sorting courses with sorted and creating Comparators
Step 04: Playing with skip, limit, takeWhile and dropWhile
Step 05: Finding top, max and min courses with max, min, findFirst and findAny
Step 06: Playing with sum, average and count
Step 07: Grouping courses into Map using groupingBy
Playing with Java Functional Programming
Step 01: Creating Streams using Stream of method and for Arrays
Step 02: Creating Streams for First 100 Numbers, Squares of Numbers and More
Step 03: Doing Big Number calculations with BigInteger
Playing further with Java Functional Programming
Step 01: Joining Strings with joining and Playing with flapMap
Step 02: Creating Higher-Order Functions
Step 03: FP and Performance – Intermediate Stream Operations are Lazy
Step 04: Improving Performance with Parallelization of Streams
Functional Programming makes Java Easy
Step 01: Modifying lists with replaceAll and removeIf
Step 02: Playing with Files using Functional Programming
Step 03: Playing with Threads using Functional Programming
Step 04: Using Functional Programming in Java Applications
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