Intermediate and Terminal Operations in Stream API | Learn with Mr. Kiran Jadhav
Intermediate Operations-
These operations transform a stream into another stream.
They process operations on each element of the stream, like filtering, mapping, etc.
They are lazy, means they are not executed until a terminal operation is invoked.
Examples: filter(), sorted(), map(), flatMap(), distinct(), skip(), limit(), etc
Terminal Operations-
These operations trigger the processing of the stream and produce a end result
Once a terminal operation is executed, the stream cannot be reused.
Examples: collect(), forEach(), reduce(), count(), min(), max(), anyMatch(), allMatch(), noneMatch(), findFirst, findAny(), etc
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