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Lambda expressions java8 - yousry
This document discusses lambda expressions in Java. It defines lambda as an anonymous function without a name. Lambda expressions allow functional programming by defining classes or functions with a single method using a simple syntax. Functional interfaces are interfaces with only one abstract method, and some examples are Runnable, Callable, Comparator. The document shows examples of using lambda expressions with these built-in interfaces and traversing collections. It also demonstrates defining a new functional interface and using it with lambda expressions.
Lambda expressions java8 - yousry
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- 2. Agenda • What isthe meaning of Lambda? • Functional interface. • Examples with built-in interfaces. • Traversing collections with lambda. • Example with new Interface. 2
- 3. What is themeaning of Lambda? 3 –In the computer science lambda means function without a name. –So it opens the door to functional programming. –Lambda let you define a Class with a single method or function with a special easy syntax.
- 4. Functional interface - Inthe quote for an early specs for lambda says “Lambda expressions can only appear in places where they will be assigned to a variable whose type is a functional interface.” http://cr.openjdk.java.net/~briangoetz/lambda/lambda-translation.html - So Functional interfaces are These interfaces which have a single abstract method (before java 8 known as SAM Single Abstract Method ) - Some examples of Java built-in Functional interfaces : Runnable, Callable, Comparator, TimerTask 4
- 5. Examples with built-ininterfaces 5 Runnable Interface: - Before Java8 we used to make Thread as : - Or even by anonymous class without a name of the class - we could use the inner classes as :
- 6. Examples with built-ininterfaces Con. 6 Runnable Interface: - Using Lambda Expressions with Java8 : - As you can see the code significantly reduced and also become more readable by using lambda – Now let me explain the syntax and what happened exactly in the previse example - In case implementation more than one line
- 7. Examples with built-ininterfaces Con II. 7 Comparator Interface: - Before Java8 we used to use Comparator in such way:
- 8. Examples with built-ininterfaces Con III. 8 Comparator Interface: - Using Lambda expressions in Java8:
- 9. Traversing collections withlambda. 9 - Before Lambda we could traverse collections as below:
- 10. Traversing collections withlambda Con. 10 - Lets have a look on Array List Class:
- 11. Traversing collections withlambda Con II. 11 - So we can write the previse code using Lambda as below
- 12. Example with newInterface. 12 - We not only can used the built-in Interfaces But also can use new Interfaces with below steps: 1- Create your new Functional Interface using new annotation 2- Use your interface with Lambda Expressions: The result is 50
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- #7 Method Signature () Which is empty without arguments because our method in this case (run) does not accept arguments, but in case we implement method that accept arguments we would give here arguments names without types because of course the interface as we said has only one method and they types are already known and lambda target is to eliminate the unnecessary syntax . The second part is the implementation of the method body