Java SE 8 Fundamentals

• 1. Quick Introduction
• 2. Behavior Parameterization
• 3. Lambdas
  • 3.1. Type Inferencing
  • 3.2. Accessing outer scope variables
  • 3.3. Restrictions in Lambdas
  • 3.4. Where to use Lambdas
• 4. Functional Interfaces
  • 4.1. @FunctionalInterface rules
  • 4.2. Predicate<T>
  • 4.3. Consumer<T>
  • 4.4. Function<T, R>
  • 4.5. Supplier<T>
  • 4.6. Primitive Functional Interfaces
  • 4.7. Method References
  • 4.8. Constructor as method reference
• 5. Introduction to Streams
  • 5.1. Stream vs Collection
  • 5.2. Stream sources
  • 5.3. Stream Operations
• 6. Stream API
  • 6.1. Filtering
  • 6.2. Truncating Stream
  • 6.3. Consuming Stream
  • 6.4. Mapping
  • 6.5. Matching
  • 6.6. Finding element
  • 6.7. Stream Reduction
  • 6.8. To Array
  • 6.9. Infinite Streams
• 7. Comparator
  • 7.1. Comparators
  • 7.2. Updates in Comparator
• 8. Collectors
  • 8.1. How Collector works?
  • 8.2. Implementing collectors
• 9. Predefined Collectors
  • 9.1. Collecting as collections
  • 9.2. Strings joining
  • 9.3. Grouping elements
  • 9.4. Partitioning elements
  • 9.5. Reducing collectors
  • 9.6. Arithmetic & Summerizing
  • 9.7. Miscellaneous
• 10. Handling nulls with Optional
  • 10.1. Optional Construction
  • 10.2. Operating on Optionals
  • 10.3. Retrieving from Optionals
  • 10.4. Miscellaneous
• 11. Default and Static methods
  • 11.1. Default methods
  • 11.2. Multiple inheritance
  • 11.3. Static methods
• 12. ForkJoinPool
  • 12.1. ForkJoinPool creation
  • 12.2. ForkJoinTask
  • 12.3. How fork-join works?
• 13. Parallel Processing
  • 13.1. Parallel Streams
  • 13.2. Spliterator
  • 13.3. Conclusion
• 14. Date Time API
  • 14.1. java.time package
  • 14.2. Common methods
  • 14.3. LoalDate, Time, Instant
  • 14.4. Duration & Period
  • 14.5. TemporalAdjusters
  • 14.6. Formatting & parsing
  • 14.7. Working with time zones