Lecture

Lambda Functions in Java

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Description

This lecture covers lambda functions in Java, focusing on functional interfaces with different argument types and return values, such as specialized and generic interfaces. The instructor demonstrates the use of lambda functions through examples like the 'PrintAll' class, showcasing how to iterate through collections and apply functions to elements.

Instructor

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