Exercise/completed by tboychuk · Pull Request #2 · bobocode-projects/java-functional-features-exercises

tboychuk · 2018-08-14T06:42:51Z

Complete exercises:

MathFunctions
CrazyLambdas
AccountAnalytics
SumOfSquares

- implemented Functions.java

# Conflicts: # account-analytics/src/main/java/com.bobocode/AccountAnalytics.java

# Conflicts: # crazy-lambdas/src/main/java/com/bobocode/CrazyLambdas.java

# Conflicts: # account-analytics/src/main/java/com.bobocode/AccountAnalytics.java

omgkanamikun · 2018-08-14T09:38:26Z

account-analytics/src/main/java/com.bobocode/AccountAnalytics.java

    public Map<Boolean, List<Account>> partitionMaleAccounts() {
-        throw new UnsupportedOperationException("It's your job to implement this method"); // todo
+        return accounts.stream()
+                .collect(partitioningBy(a -> a.getSex().equals(Sex.MALE)));


В мене в IDE метод .collect(partition____) не розпізнає за замовчуванням, та не знаходить параметри,
геттери в Account додавав.
Запрацювало після статік імпорта, але це як підножка при написанні, вчора теж на цьому завис.

You can start by typing Collectors. and it will show you all available methods like partitionBy()

Account class is mapped with lombok annotations. So it requires to enable annotation processing in your IDE + lombok plugin

omgkanamikun · 2018-08-14T12:05:56Z

account-analytics/src/main/java/com.bobocode/AccountAnalytics.java

    public Map<String, List<Account>> groupAccountsByEmailDomain() {
-        throw new UnsupportedOperationException("It's your job to implement this method"); // todo
+        return accounts.stream()
+                .collect(groupingBy(a -> a.getEmail().split("@")[1]));


що значить [1]?

It means, that after splitting email by string @ you will have an array String[]. The first element of that array will contain a username, and the second will contain email domain name.

E.g. "omgkanamikun@gmail.com".split("@") will result in array ["omgkanamikun", "gmail.com"]. So to get a domain name, you need to get an element from array by index 1.

tboychuk

Answered question

tboychuk · 2018-08-15T11:07:18Z

account-analytics/src/main/java/com.bobocode/AccountAnalytics.java

    public Map<Boolean, List<Account>> partitionMaleAccounts() {
-        throw new UnsupportedOperationException("It's your job to implement this method"); // todo
+        return accounts.stream()
+                .collect(partitioningBy(a -> a.getSex().equals(Sex.MALE)));


You can start by typing Collectors. and it will show you all available methods like partitionBy()

tboychuk · 2018-08-15T11:08:25Z

account-analytics/src/main/java/com.bobocode/AccountAnalytics.java

    public Map<Boolean, List<Account>> partitionMaleAccounts() {
-        throw new UnsupportedOperationException("It's your job to implement this method"); // todo
+        return accounts.stream()
+                .collect(partitioningBy(a -> a.getSex().equals(Sex.MALE)));


Account class is mapped with lombok annotations. So it requires to enable annotation processing in your IDE + lombok plugin

tboychuk · 2018-08-15T11:12:02Z

account-analytics/src/main/java/com.bobocode/AccountAnalytics.java

    public Map<String, List<Account>> groupAccountsByEmailDomain() {
-        throw new UnsupportedOperationException("It's your job to implement this method"); // todo
+        return accounts.stream()
+                .collect(groupingBy(a -> a.getEmail().split("@")[1]));


It means, that after splitting email by string @ you will have an array String[]. The first element of that array will contain a username, and the second will contain email domain name.

E.g. "omgkanamikun@gmail.com".split("@") will result in array ["omgkanamikun", "gmail.com"]. So to get a domain name, you need to get an element from array by index 1.

FedosovMax · 2018-08-17T14:13:38Z

account-analytics/src/main/java/com.bobocode/AccountAnalytics.java

-        throw new UnsupportedOperationException("It's your job to implement this method"); // todo
+        return accounts.stream()
+                .map(Account::getBalance)
+                .reduce(BigDecimal.ZERO, BigDecimal::add);


Why do you use ZERO after "BigDecimal" ? It's something about method reduce?

Method reduce is overloaded. So you have two options:

Optional<T> reduce(BinaryOperator<T> accumulator);

T reduce(T identity, BinaryOperator<T> accumulator);

I used the second one, that has an identity (initial) value, because I wanted to receive real value rather than optional

FedosovMax · 2018-08-17T14:40:04Z

account-analytics/src/main/java/com.bobocode/AccountAnalytics.java

-        throw new UnsupportedOperationException("It's your job to implement this method"); // todo
+        return accounts.stream()
+                .map(Account::getFirstName)
+                .flatMapToInt(String::chars)


Can you please explain how works this function? The most important thing, what does method chars?

Sure. Method String#chars() creates a IntStream of characters. (It's because char is basically an int, and JDK doesn't provide a special stream class to hold primitive characters). So, if you want to get a stream of primitive char, you get IntStream.

accounts.stream().map(Account::getFirstName) will return a Stream<String>, so if you will map each string element into a stream of its chars, you will get Stream<IntStream> - a stream of streams.

flatMapToInt(String::chars) is a complex operation that consists of two basic operations:

"MapToInt" which receives a mapper - function that maps String into an IntStream

"flat" transforms Stream<IntStream> into a IntStream, e.g. ((3, 4), (3, 5, 7), (4)) -> (3, 4, 3, 5, 7, 4). Makes it flat.

Now, when you have an IntStream that consists of character codes, you want to transform it into a Stream<Character>, because after you will want to group them into a Map<Character, Long>

mapToObj(c -> (char) c) uses a mapper that cast int to char, and then map char to object Character

Now, when you have a Stream<Character>, you can collect them into a map.

groupingBy(Function.identity(), counting()) will group characters using its real value (because Function.identity() maps each element into itself) as a key, and then will count occurrences of each element (counting()) and use that number as map value

FedosovMax · 2018-08-18T10:12:58Z

account-analytics/src/main/java/com.bobocode/AccountAnalytics.java

+        return accounts.stream()
+                .collect(groupingBy(a -> a.getCreationDate().getMonth(),
+                        mapping(Account::getBalance,
+                                reducing(BigDecimal.ZERO, BigDecimal::add))));


Can't understand what means T identity, and how it works in the method "reduce".
Method ===> "reduce(T identity, BinaryOperator accumulator);"

The value of identity will be used as a first value, when it reduces your stream. In case your stream is empty, reduce() will return identity value.

FedosovMax · 2018-09-18T17:15:14Z

account-analytics/src/main/java/com.bobocode/AccountAnalytics.java

-        throw new UnsupportedOperationException("It's your job to implement this method"); // todo
+        return accounts.stream()
+                .sorted(comparing(Account::getFirstName)
+                        .thenComparing(Account::getLastName))


Почему здесь не получается использовать лямбду а нужно обязательно использовать methodReference? Не дает сделать Идея лямбду.

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