*️⃣In this video, we will solve the given problem statement, which is to sort the list of dishes from low to high using the comparator interface and sort. Similarly, we will solve the same problem with the help of Streams API introduced in Java 8.
*️⃣The Java Stream API is a set of tools that allows for working with collections of data in a functional way. It provides a way to process data without having to explicitly iterate over the collection, which can make code more concise and efficient.
*️⃣The Stream API consists of a number of different operations that can be performed on collections. These operations can be divided into two categories: intermediate and terminal. Intermediate operations are used to transform the collection in some way, while terminal operations produce a result from the collection.
Some examples of intermediate operations include:
*️⃣filter(): This operation allows you to select certain elements from the collection based on a predicate.
*️⃣map(): This operation allows you to transform each element in the collection into a new value.
*️⃣reduce(): This operation allows you to combine all of the elements in the collection into a single value.
Some examples of terminal operations include:
*️⃣forEach(): This operation allows you to perform an action on each element in the collection.
*️⃣count(): This operation returns the number of elements in the collection.
*️⃣sum(): This operation returns the sum of all of the elements in the collection.
The Stream API can be used to perform a wide variety of tasks on collections of data. It is a powerful tool that can help you to write more concise and efficient code.
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