Getting Started with Lambda Expressions In Java

Description :

Lambda Expressions & Functional Programming are now core features of modern Java programming, so it’s really important for you, as a Java developer, to understand them.

Lambda Expressions & Functional Programming are also subjects that you need to understand for the Oracle Java SE 11 Developer certification exam.

This course cover’s all the concepts you need to know about Lambda Expressions & Functional Programming. There are plenty of Live Code lessons where I cover practical problems that you are likely to see in any projects you work on. That’s not all. We also have exercises with solutions to solidify your concepts.

By the end of this course, you will have a solid understanding of lambda expressions & functional interfaces and you’ll be ready to tackle these topics in the Oracle Java SE 11 Developer certification exam.

So I am super excited to welcome you to this course. I hope you’ll join me on this journey to learn lambda expressions with the course, “Getting Started with Lambda Expression & Functional Programming in Java” here on Udemy.

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This course is divided into two modules.

Getting Started with Lambda Expressions

Understanding Lambda Expressions

Live Code – Understanding Lambda Expressions with an Example

Introducing Functional Interface

Differences between anonymous class and lambda expression

Live Code – Why Functional Programming with an Example

Syntax of Lambda Expressions

Recipe – Implementing a Functional Interface in Three Easy Steps

Live Code – Capturing Local Variables in Lambda Expressions

Handling Exceptions in Lambda Expressions

Understanding Method References

Working with Functional Interfaces

Understanding Functional Interfaces – In Depth

Common Standard Functional Interfaces

Live Code – Practical Examples of Standard Functional Interfaces –Part 1

Live Code – Practical Examples of Standard Functional Interfaces

Part 2

Live Code – Functional Composition

Primitive Types – Specialized Functional Interfaces