Below are the list of topics for Java 1.8 features

• Lambda Expression
• Functional Interface
• Anonymous Inner class v/s Lambda Expression
• Default and static methods
• Java 8 – default and static methods
• Pre-defined Functional Interface (1 argument)
  1. Predicate
  2. Function
  3. Consumer
  4. Supplier
• Pre-defined Functional Interface (2 arguments)
  1. BiPredicate
  2. BiFunction
  3. BiConsumer
• Primitive Predicate Functional Interface
  1. IntPredicate
  2. LongPredicate
  3. DoublePredicate
• Primitive Function Functional Interface
  1.1 IntFunction
  1.2 LongFunction
  1.3 DoubleFunction
  2.1 ToIntFunction
  2.2 ToLongFunction
  2.3 ToDoubleFunction
  3.1 IntToLongFunction
  3.2 IntToDoubleFunction
  3.3 LongToIntFunction
  3.4 LongToDoubleFunction
  3.5 DoubleToIntFunction
  3.6 DoubleToLongFunction
• Primitive BiFunction Functional Interface
  1. ToIntBiFunction
  2. ToLongBiFunction
  2. ToDoubleBiFunction
• Primitive Consumer Functional Interface
  1.1 IntConsumer
  1.2 LongConsumer
  1.3 DoubleConsumer
  2.1 ObjIntConsumer
  2.2 ObjLongConsumer
  2.3 ObjDoubleConsumer
• Primitive Supplier Functional Interface
  1. IntSupplier
  2. LongSupplier
  3. DoubleSupplier
  4. BooleanSupplier
• UnaryOperator Functional Interface and its primitive types
  1. IntUnaryOperator
  2. LongUnaryOperator
  3. DoubleUnaryOperator
• BinaryOperator Functional Interface and its primitive types
  1. IntBinaryOperator
  2. LongBinaryOperator
  3. DoubleBinaryOperator
• Method and Constructor references
• Stream API
  1. How to create Stream
  2. Stream filter() method with examples
  3. Stream map() method with examples
  4. Stream flapMap method with examples
  5. Difference between map() and flatMap() in Stream API
  6. Stream forEach() method with examples
  7. Stream forEachOrdered() method
  8. Stream sorted() method with examples
  9. Stream count() method with examples
  10. Stream distinct() method with examples
  11. Stream min() and max() methods
  12. Stream skip() and limit() methods
  13. Stream peek() method with examples
  14. Stream anyMatch() method with examples
  15. Stream noneMatch() method with examples
  16. Stream allMatch() method with examples
  17. Stream findFirst() and findAny() methods
  18. Stream collect() method with examples
  19. Stream concat() method with examples
  20. Stream toArray() method with examples
  21. Stream reduce() method with examples
  22. Stream mapToInt() method with examples
  23. Stream mapToLong() method with examples
  24. Stream mapToDouble() method with examples
  25. Stream flatMapToInt() method with examples
  26. Stream flatMapToLong() method with examples
  27. Stream flatMapToDouble() method with examples
• Optional Classes
• Date and Time API (JODA Time)

Java 8 Comparator – Sorting methods

• Java 8 – Comparator.naturalOrder() and Comparator.reverseOrder()
• Java 8 – reversed() method
• Java 8 – Comparator.comparing() method
• Java 8 – Comparator.comparing() method for custom/reverse sorting
• Java 8 – Comparator.comparingInt() method
• Java 8 – Comparator.comparingLong() method
• Java 8 – Comparator.comparingDouble() method
• Java 8 – Comparator.nullsFirst() and nullsLast() methods
• Java 8 – thenComparing() method (2-level attributes)
• Java 8 – thenComparing() method for custom/reverse sorting (2-level attributes)
• Java 8 – thenComparingInt() method (2-level attributes)
• Java 8 – thenComparingLong() method (2-level attributes)
• Java 8 – thenComparingDouble() method (2-level attributes)

Java 8 Comparator – Collection Sorting

• Java 8 – How to sort ArrayList elements
• Java 8 – Sorting List of primitive, String & Custom Objects
• Java 8 – Sorting ArrayList using sort() method of List
• Java 8 – How to sort LinkedList elements
• Java 8 – How to sort HashSet elements
• Java 8 – How to sort LinkedHashSet elements
• Java 8 – How to sort TreeSet in descending order
• Java 8 – How to sort List and Arrays with null values present
• Java 8 – Sorting list of objects on multiple fields (3-level attributes)

Java 8 Comparator – Map Sorting

• Java 8 – How to Sort HashMap Key-Value pairs by its Key in ascending & descending order
• Java 8 – How to Sort HashMap Key-Value pairs by its Value in ascending & descending order
• Java 8 – Sorting HashMap entries by its Key and Value
• Java 8 – How to Sort a Map entries by its Key – 6 ways
• Java 8 – How to Sort a Map entries by its Value – 6 ways
• Java 8 – How to sort LinkedHashMap entries by its Key in ascending/descending order ?
• Java 8 – How to sort LinkedHashMap entries by its Value in ascending/descending order ?
• Java 8 – How to sort TreeMap entries in descending order

Java 8 programs – Iterating

• Various ways to iterate through ArrayList – 5 ways
• Iterating List using forEach() in Java 8
• Iterating Set using forEach() in Java 8
• Iterating Map using forEach() in Java 8
• Various ways to iterate over HashMap of ArrayList in Java
• Various ways to iterate through Hashtable – 6 ways
• Various ways to iterate Arrays in Java – 5 ways
• Java 8 – Iterating HashMap in 6 ways

Java 8 programs – Removing duplicates

• Java 8 – How to remove duplicates from ArrayList
• Java 8 – How to remove duplicates from LinkedList
• Various ways to remove duplicate elements from Arrays in Java
• Java 8 – How to remove an entry from HashMap by comparing keys
• Java 8 – How to remove an entry from HashMap by comparing values

Java 8 programs – Filtering

• Java 8 – Filter null and empty values from a Stream
• Java 8 – Filter a Map by its Key and Value

Java 8 programs – Merging

• Merging two or more Stream of elements

Java 8 programs – Conversion

• Conversion of Arrays to List in Java 8
• Conversion of Map to List in Java 8
• Conversion of List to Map in Java 8
• Conversion of Stream to Arrays
• Conversion of Arrays to Stream
• Java 8 – How to convert HashMap to ArrayList

Java 8 programs – Miscellaneous

• Java features version-wise
• How to print Array elements
• Java: String join() method
• JDBC: An example to connect MS Access database in Java 8

Java 8 – Interview Question & Answers

• Java 8 Interface interview question and answers

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