Month: October 2021

Primitive Type Specializations of BinaryOperator – Functional-Style Programming

Primitive Type Specializations of BinaryOperator<T> Table 13.10 shows that the BinaryOperator<T> interface has three primitive type specializations to int, long, and double. The specializations are named PrimBinaryOperator, where Prim is either an Int, Long, or Double (Table 13.10). These primitive type binary operators have the functional method applyAsPrim: (primitive, primitive) -> primitive, where primitive is … Read morePrimitive Type Specializations of BinaryOperator – Functional-Style Programming

Composing Predicates – Functional-Style Programming

Composing Predicates The predicate interfaces define default methods to compose compound predicates—that is, to chain together predicates with logical AND and OR operations. Click here to view code image default Predicate<T> negate() Returns a predicate that represents the logical negation of this predicate. Click here to view code image default Predicate<T> and(Predicate<? super T> other) … Read moreComposing Predicates – Functional-Style Programming