Java 8 complete tutorial in 3 hour with Realtime Example | JavaTechie

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Bro, your videos are best for the java 8 feature, salute to you, man.

Good job ,excellent

Thank you sir for the amazing video demonstration. A small humble request if could use a dark mode/theme it will be really great. Helps while studying at night. ❤

thank you!!, it helped me to revised all JAVA 8 concepts

You are awesome.Thanks for this clear explanation.

Super bro🎉
But in parallel stream demo execution time was confusing how means if i change top to bottom piece of code(first parallel execution and then stream) it's showing reverse (parallel taking time stream less time showing)

Serviously no words, I am spell bounded by the way you explained, Thank you so much sir. I can't thank enough. but you are awesome.

100% recommended for a developer!

Thank you so much for the detailed tutorial.

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Excellent tutorial 👍

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This is one of the best tutorial to learn Java8

It took me 8 days to complete. I know I took a lot of time, but the content was so good it kept bringing me back ... very happy to finish this complete Java tutorial

Excellent content 👌 👏

amazing explanation i never comment on any videos nor take any time to comment but his explanation is so good that anyone can understand it

to print the employee object in reserve order use this piece of code below. hope this helps someone.

empl.stream().sorted(Comparator.comparing(Employee::getSalary).reversed()).
collect(Collectors.toList()).forEach(e -> System.out::println();

Sir Hats off to you.. for somebody who is dyslexic like myself... this is a great course...

Great work 👌

Thank you so much. Awesome explanation from the basics to realtime examples.

Amazing video. Why does the average salary change with each test run? Shouldn't it be constant?

Please Make a good course for building microservices with java 8 and async programming style.

Is this course good for me ( I have no knowledge of java whatsoever, only C++)

The video is excellent! But I have one doubt, ForEach() method takes cosumer as arguement but to
Iterate map we have passed two arguements to accept method but accept method takes one arguement only right, can you explain why? Thank you!

Not enough a simple word Thank You , its really awesome ,I never seems this type of explanation .

Nice explanation

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This tutorial is so detailed. Best tutorial on Java 8. You could have added default and static methods as well.

Thank you for the wonderful session .I am a beginner and want to get clear understanding of Java 8 features .Your video helped me a lot in understanding all the concepts clearly.Your examples are very clear 👌. Thank you .

tq u bro for this vedio 🥰

Best Tutorial on Java 8. Basics along with little complex Object playing as well . Kudos

Big thanks SirJi

You explained all the concepts very clearly. Nice video. Thanks

Map<String, List<Employee>> myMap
how to use foreach for it
myMap.forEach((k,v)->sout(k+"==="+v));

here i want emp name to print,can you please help me

Great tutorial, thanks for sharing...

thanks you so much sir.

Thanks a lot SIR ! It was really a very nice explanation .

Grt tutorial.

Thank you for the great course. All the best to you.

This is really wonderful tutorial. Thanks alot.

Sir explain java 6 and java 7 features

if I Add alphanumeric name in book object like
books.add(new Book(101, "some1", 400));
books.add(new Book(363, "some12", 180));
books.add(new Book(275, "some4", 200));
books.add(new Book(893, "some3", 300));
how can I sort this book object then
my output should be like
[Book [id=101, name=some1, pages=400], Book [id=363, name=some3, pages=180], Book [id=275, name=some4, pages=200], Book [id=893, name=some12, pages=300]]

Great tutorial. Well explained all the concepts with practical examples. Easy to understand and apply in real time.

Thank you very much for such a clearly explained Java 8 concepts.

You're an amazing teacher sir java8 seems like a breeze for us now👏