Java Functional Programming | Full Course

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Awesome tutorial❤

THANK YOU! I GOT A NEW job TOMORROW AND I havent used java functional programming at my last job.... But will use on new job.... Thanks a lot for your help. I crammed to study this in order to not look stupid at work haha. Thanks alot, this video really helps me understand the complicated functional programming of java 8! :D

Amigos -> this is really cool!!!!, i just want to know more about combinator and callback patterns 🙂

I didn't understood an andavtage of combination pattern compare to "standart code". Actually all what you need is to make private validation methods public. And then you'll be able to use logical operands "and, or, not" to combinate methods. Isn't it easier way to solve problem?

thank you for this awesome tutorial
finally I do understand functional programming in java

Some of the functional interfaces have input and output types mentioned, but some with only input types. What is the structure here?

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Amazing. Made me understand more about those arrows function in js

I have a query, Why java is having consumer and biconsumer ? this way java could have provided triconsumer and so on to accommodate 2,3,4... arguments, I am trying to understand why 2/multi flavor is required for consumer

Thank you for the amazing explanation!
But what is the difference between functional consumer and predicate ? Thanks

Please make a tutorial about project Reactor

Can you describe the difference between combinator and combiner?

Thank you very much beautiful describing!

maybe one day you can make a Restful API with java function programming

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Do you guys think its difficult to work in this field without getting in Haram things ?

Thank you for providing such high quality content for free.

I really like the way you present the material. Very nice!

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thank you. :) this is very helpful

thank you so much... I have bought some courses at udemy as well but, your teaching is great...now I am able to understand functional programming!!!...thanks !!

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Thank you very much! I'm certified in Java 7. But I was thinking of updating my certification, and my skills in Java and you are the best teacher that I found for it. You explain very well and in a very easy way.

You know how to explain things, thanks!

the content of the course is really good and well explained, but how about preparing the code in advance, instead of typing it live? It's really boring seeing someone typing and typing instead of focusing on concepts

Din toate exemplele din lume l-ai dat pe ăla fosta mea stupidă, las-o dreq

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Dark mode better!

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Though I am not good at programming, Before Watching this video, U probably want to learn what is functional programming and its concepts. That way, this lamda thing makes much more sense.

Amazing Course. im gona watch more videos from channel and share.
Congrats Dude

Gracias por compartir

very interesting content

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Functional programming in JAVA??? This will be fun...ctional

I didn't know you could define a class inside other class. How is this allowed?

Why I was forced to "import static imperative.Main.Gender.FEMALE; import static imperative.Main.Gender.MALE;" in order for code to work?

Let me express my thanks to you and to the significant effort you have put into these courses. I have learned a lot from you, and will continue doing so. Cheers, and keep up the good work! :)

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Thank you for your work, great tutorial.

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This is a great material. Thank you for sharing

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Amazing course as always Nelson, but why IntelliJ white theme? :(