Answer by tquadrat for parallelStream with collect method()
I have renamed some of your variable to illustrate a little bit better what is going on.List<Integer> result = List.of( 1, 2 ) .parallelStream() .collect( ArrayList::new, (thisList,value) ->...
View ArticleAnswer by dan1st for parallelStream with collect method()
Why one is correct and the other isn'tFrom the Javadocs of Stream#collect (specifically the last parameter, emphasis mine):combiner - an associative, non-interfering, stateless function that accepts...
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I'm trying to understand why there is a different when I change from y.addAll(x) to x.addAll(y) in code snippet below:List<Integer> result = List.of(1, 2) .parallelStream() .collect(...
View ArticleAnswer by tquadrat for Understanding parallelStream and collector order
I have renamed some of your variables to illustrate a little bit better what is going on.List<Integer> result = List.of( 1, 2 ) .parallelStream() .collect( ArrayList::new, (thisList,value) ->...
View ArticleAnswer by dan1st for Understanding parallelStream and collector order
Why one is correct and the other isn'tFrom the Javadocs of Stream#collect (specifically the last parameter, emphasis mine):combiner - an associative, non-interfering, stateless function that accepts...
View ArticleUnderstanding parallelStream and collector order
I'm trying to understand why there is a different when I change from y.addAll(x) to x.addAll(y) in code snippet below:List<Integer> result = List.of(1, 2) .parallelStream() .collect(...
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