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Java Stream API Cheat Sheet Guide

This cheat sheet provides a comprehensive guide to Java Stream API operations, including practical code examples for basic operations, string processing, sorting, mathematical operations, and advanced collection techniques. It covers essential tasks such as finding duplicates, sorting elements, and partitioning collections, making it a valuable resource for interview preparation and real-world projects. The document emphasizes efficient data processing and clean code practices in Java applications.

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Java Stream API Cheat Sheet Guide

This cheat sheet provides a comprehensive guide to Java Stream API operations, including practical code examples for basic operations, string processing, sorting, mathematical operations, and advanced collection techniques. It covers essential tasks such as finding duplicates, sorting elements, and partitioning collections, making it a valuable resource for interview preparation and real-world projects. The document emphasizes efficient data processing and clean code practices in Java applications.

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Java Stream API Cheat Sheet

A comprehensive reference guide featuring practical code examples for common interview scenarios
and real-world projects. Master the most essential Stream API operations with ready-to-use
implementations that solve everyday programming challenges efficiently.
Basic Operations & Filtering
Find Numbers Starting with Digit

List<String> result = [Link]()


1 .map(String::valueOf)
.filter(num -> [Link]("2"))
.toList();

Find Duplicate Elements

2 Set<Integer> duplicates = [Link]()


.filter(n -> [Link](numbers, n) > 1)
.collect([Link]());

Find Largest Element

3 int max = [Link]()


.max(Integer::compare)
.get();
String Processing Techniques
Essential string operations using Stream API for character analysis and text processing tasks commonly
encountered in coding interviews.

First Non-Repeated Character

Character firstNonRepeat = [Link]()


1 .mapToObj(c -> (char)c)
.filter(c -> [Link](c) == [Link](c))
.findFirst().orElse(null);

Character Count Mapping

Map<Character, Long> charCount = [Link]()


2 .mapToObj(c -> (char)c)
.collect([Link](c -> c,
[Link]()));

Most Repeated Character

Character mostRepeated = [Link]()


.mapToObj(c -> (char)c)
3 .collect([Link](c -> c,
[Link]()))
.entrySet().stream()
.max([Link]())
.map([Link]::getKey).orElse(null);
Sorting & Mathematical Operations
Sort in Descending Order

1 List<Integer> sortedDesc = [Link]()


.sorted([Link]())
.toList();

Cube Elements Greater than 50

List<Integer> cubes = [Link]()


2 .map(n -> n*n*n)
.filter(cube -> cube > 50)
.toList();

Find Nth Largest Number

int nthLargest = [Link]()


3 .sorted([Link]())
.skip(n-1)
.findFirst().orElseThrow();

Sum of Even Numbers

int sum = [Link]()


4 .filter(n -> n % 2 == 0)
.mapToInt(Integer::intValue)
.sum();
Advanced Collection Operations
Complex data manipulation techniques including flattening, partitioning, and collection transformations
for enterprise-level applications.

Flatten List of Lists

1 List<Integer> flatList = [Link]()


.flatMap(List::stream)
.toList();

Partition Even and Odd

2 Map<Boolean, List<Integer>> partition =


[Link]()
.collect([Link](n -> n % 2 == 0));

Convert to Map

3 Map<Integer, String> map = [Link]()


.collect([Link](n -> n, String::valueOf));

Join to String

4 String joined = [Link]()


.map(String::valueOf)
.collect([Link](", "));
Real-World Applications
Employee Sorting

List<Employee> sorted = [Link]()


.sorted([Link](e -> [Link]))
.toList();

Find Longest Word

String longest = [Link]([Link](" "))


.max([Link](String::length))
.orElse("");

Find Common Elements

List<Integer> common = [Link]()


.filter(list2::contains)
.toList();

These patterns form the foundation for efficient data processing in modern Java applications, enabling
clean and maintainable code solutions.

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