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Functional programming in Java 8 : hands-on practice using lambdas, method references, and constructor references / with Martin Kalin.

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Kalin, Martin [speaker.]

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Publisher: [Place of publication not identified] : O'Reilly, [2016]Description: 1 online resource (1 streaming video file (3 hr., 54 min., 1 sec.)) : digital, sound, colorContent type:

two-dimensional moving image

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computer
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online resource

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Functional programming in Java eight

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QA76.73.J38

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Presenter, Martin Kalin.Summary: "In this Java 8 course for experienced programmers, Martin Kalin introduces constructs such as lambda expressions, method references, constructor references, and the Java Streams API. This is a code-driven course for the Java programmer who wants real hands-on experience working with functional programming. You will gain a thorough understanding of why Java 8 was introduced, how functional programming works within data pipelines, and how this functional programming style promotes terse and simple to modify code, run-time efficiency, and thread safety. You will require access to a computer loaded with Java SE 8."--Resource description page.

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Presenter, Martin Kalin.

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"In this Java 8 course for experienced programmers, Martin Kalin introduces constructs such as lambda expressions, method references, constructor references, and the Java Streams API. This is a code-driven course for the Java programmer who wants real hands-on experience working with functional programming. You will gain a thorough understanding of why Java 8 was introduced, how functional programming works within data pipelines, and how this functional programming style promotes terse and simple to modify code, run-time efficiency, and thread safety. You will require access to a computer loaded with Java SE 8."--Resource description page.