This course on functional programming with Java Streams API aims to teach the differences between imperative and declarative programming paradigms. By the end of the course, learners will be able to understand how Java Streams work, utilize Java Streams for data processing, and visualize streams using filter and map operations. The teaching method includes a video lecture with practical exercises. This course is intended for Java developers interested in learning about functional programming concepts and leveraging the Java Streams API for more efficient and concise code.
Overview
Syllabus
- Intro.
- IntelliJ IDEA.
- Cloning the repo on Github.
- Codebase Walkthrough .
- Java Streams API.
- How Java Streams Works.
- Getting Started With Java Streams.
- Exercise.
- Imperative Programming Paradigm.
- Declarative Programming Paradigm.
- Visualize Streams.
- Filter.
- Map.
- Outro .
Taught by
Amigoscode
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Reviews
4.0 rating, based on 1 Class Central review
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Viton KanneAn absolute crash course on Java Streams. I've done Nelson's another course on Java Functional programming and also had some experience using the same prior to taking both these courses.
It was quick refresher for me and well rounded one. I know there are a lot many Intermediate operators to Stream and in the course only Map, Filter, Limit, and Collect are discussed but I guess those are mostly widely used and if you have followed along the course, I'm pretty sure one will be comfortable and confident enough to explore other essential methods offered by Streams.
Great stuff !
