dtonhofer
Functional Programming in Java, Second Edition: On page 27, after "Found 2 names"
On p.27, after “Found 2 names”, we read:
The filter() method returns an iterator just like the map() method does, But it really returns a Stream for further processing, not an iterator.
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venkats
Author of Programming Kotlin, Rediscovering JavaScript (and 6 other titles)
You are correct that it returns a Stream but streams are internal iterators. Keeping the text as is.
Thank you.
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venkats
Author of Programming Kotlin, Rediscovering JavaScript (and 6 other titles)
Good suggestion. Will do. Thank you.
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