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Java Streams and Lambda Expressions provide a powerful way to perform functional-style operations on collections. This collection of Java Stream and Lambda Expression practice problems covers fundamental concepts, from writing simple lambda expressions to performing complex stream operations like filtering, aggregation, and transformation. These exercises are ideal for improving your functional programming skills in Java.

Java Stream & Lambda Expression Practice Questions

  1. No Parameter Lambda Expression
  2. One Parameter Lambda Expression
  3. Multi Parameters Lambda Expression
  4. Streams Sum
  5. Streams Max
  6. Streams Average
  7. Streams Filter

Streams & Lambda Expressions Overview

  • No Parameter Lambda Expression: A lambda expression with no parameters that executes a single statement or block.
  • One Parameter Lambda Expression: A lambda expression that takes one input parameter and returns a value.
  • Multi Parameters Lambda Expression: A lambda expression that accepts multiple parameters for processing data efficiently.
  • Streams Sum: Using Java Streams to calculate the sum of elements in a collection.
  • Streams Max: Finding the maximum value from a stream of numbers.
  • Streams Average: Computing the average of a set of numbers using streams.
  • Streams Filter: Filtering elements based on conditions using Java Streams.

Java Streams and Lambda Expressions make it easier to work with collections using a functional programming approach. This set of practice questions helps you understand key concepts like writing lambda expressions, filtering data, and performing operations such as sum, max, and average using streams


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