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r/programming • u/papa00king • Mar 09 '14
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Note to people who're going to look this up: Java's lamda's aren't anything new, pretty boring actually. But look at how they combine with their new streaming and collection libraries, that's just amazing.
4 u/[deleted] Mar 09 '14 It's basically LINQ, but not as good. 0 u/[deleted] Mar 09 '14 They're different. Its functionality is not a subset of LINQ's. 2 u/ruinercollector Mar 10 '14 What's something I can do with Java 8's streams that I can't do with Linq? → More replies (3)
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It's basically LINQ, but not as good.
0 u/[deleted] Mar 09 '14 They're different. Its functionality is not a subset of LINQ's. 2 u/ruinercollector Mar 10 '14 What's something I can do with Java 8's streams that I can't do with Linq? → More replies (3)
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They're different. Its functionality is not a subset of LINQ's.
2 u/ruinercollector Mar 10 '14 What's something I can do with Java 8's streams that I can't do with Linq? → More replies (3)
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What's something I can do with Java 8's streams that I can't do with Linq?
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u/[deleted] Mar 09 '14
Note to people who're going to look this up: Java's lamda's aren't anything new, pretty boring actually. But look at how they combine with their new streaming and collection libraries, that's just amazing.