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Navin, do you have any books?
This tutorial is excellent. Thanks Navin. Keep the good work.
Great! Everything is clear. Explanation in shortest time. Easy to understand. Thank you. Keep on…
Thanks for simplfying concept of lambda expression.
kya pyar se samjhae ho sir
Oooo…. Thanks 😊.
thanks for the explanation
Why functional interfaces introduced
I've watched a few videos on functional interfaces, and it didn't click for me before. Your video however, explained it the best for me.
Thank you!
It is an interface why didnt we use implements keyword here
Thanks Bro. Clear explanation. Keep continue posting
thanks, good explanation
Similar to arrow function which is in JavaScript
thanks a lot i finally understand lambda expression
But sir, we can't create object of interface right? then how u doing this
Abc obj=new Abc() ;
Sir, where to get code/ java files of your videos? If you share your repo location, it would be really helpful to many.
Amazing, I finally get it, thank you!
I spent 2nd half of the video with my eyes closed…
Great stuff thanks!
Can you please explain, Why we need functional interface…?
Simple, fast and good example! Thank you for this video.
Hi Naveen,
I have one doubt it's trouble my mind
Could you please provide answer my question may be it is silly
Still please
Why we need functional interface???
Understood. thank you.
Really difficult to understand after 3:35, especially with eyes closed.
Great explanation
Great tutorial on Lambda 🙂
interface Xyz
{
void show();
}
public class LambdaExpr {
public static void main(String[] args) {
Xyz obj=()->System.out.println("yes");
//I think program is right but Doesn't run in this line error shows
obj.show();
}
}
Comparator is also a functional interface ( since it has @FunctionalInterface annotation ) but it has two methods – compare() & equals() . Why doesn't compiler throw error while using Comparator interface ??????
Great Sir……. Thanks a lot
learnt something new
You are the best sir, Thanks a lot 🙂