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In-depth guide to Java 8 Stream API java2blog.com/java-8-stream/
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How to write a lambda expression in a way that you will never forget. A Thread 🧵
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Can We Have Try without Catch Block in Java
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In-depth guide to Java 8 Stream API java2blog.com/java-8-stream/
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class A { synchronized void m1() { System.out.println("In m1 A"); } void m2() { System.out.println("In m2 A"); } } There are two threads T1 and T2. T1 is accessing m1 method. Will T2 be able to access m2 method on the same instance at the same time?
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How to write a lambda expression in a way that you will never forget. A Thread 🧵
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Here is an article on lambda expressions to understand it better. java2blog.com/lambda-express…
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What is Predicate in Java? A thread 🧵
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You can call Predicate as: boolean b = stringPredicate.test("Hello World!") // returns true That's a wrap! Follow @java2blog for more such content.
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