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Java stream issues

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- [Instructor] Despite your best efforts, multithreading sometimes just doesn't work out as described. Now the JDK has been making it increasingly easy to write multithreaded applications with a lot of convenience classes and utilities for managing threads. With Streams in Java, it's now easier than ever to parallelize operations on data. A quick refresher on Java Streams. Java streams are an efficient mechanism for processing data. The data can be fed or streamed in from a data source like a collection, an operation, or even some IO resource. So in general, Java streams are immutable. They are lazily evaluated, and they support cheap parallelism. And you can write with them in a fluent API supported by lambda expressions. Now, let's start with one of my favorite bits of slightly misleading advertising: the parallelism in Java Streams. So here on line 60, I have my scramble with stream method that creates a stream using…

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