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Informative Article | Management | India | Volume 10 Issue 11, November 2021 | Rating: 5.5 / 10
Power of Java Streams and its Best Practice
Priyanka Gowda Ashwath Narayana Gowda
Abstract: This paper describes the power, capabilities, and best practices of Java Streams, a Java 8 game - changing feature that redesigned how data processing and manipulation should be done in any modern Java programming. We aim to give readers a detailed understanding of Java Streams, focusing on how they can achieve readable code, achieve high performance with parallel processing, or support functional programming principles in Java applications. We have done an in - depth literature review up to 2021; consequently, RTLU, with insights from seminal studies and industry best practices in one comprehensive overview. The main results are that Java Streams provide a concise and expressive syntax for data operations, handle parallelism efficiently, and are integrated with functional interfaces and lambda expressions. We also identified some critical considerations for developers, like performance optimization strategies and efficient error - handling approaches. Our research thus points out the need to pay more attention to best practices in maximization of the benefits coming from Java Streams, while being wary of possible pitfalls. Also, we consider the emerging trends and future developments of the Java Stream technology, in particular, concerning its evolving role of facilitating scalable and efficient software development practices. The paper targets Java developers by giving them concise action points necessary to attain maximum value from Java Streams in the rapidly evolving world of software engineering.
Keywords: Java Streams, Stream API, Functional programming, Lambda expressions, Parallel processing, Code readability, Performance optimization, Error handling, Functional interfaces, Software development, Modern Java programming, Best practices
Edition: Volume 10 Issue 11, November 2021,
Pages: 1563 - 1567