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Java 8 in Action - Errata

This document provides errata for known errors in the print and final PDF download version of the book "Java 8 in Action". It lists 12 chapters that contain errors, provides the specific page number and section, and details the correction that should be made. The errors range from incorrect code examples to typographical errors. It concludes by thanking the readers to post any other found errors to the book's online forum.

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Java 8 in Action - Errata

This document provides errata for known errors in the print and final PDF download version of the book "Java 8 in Action". It lists 12 chapters that contain errors, provides the specific page number and section, and details the correction that should be made. The errors range from incorrect code examples to typographical errors. It concludes by thanking the readers to post any other found errors to the book's online forum.

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Java 8 in Action -- Errata

Here's the (May 2015) list of known errors for (the print and final PDF download version of) Java 8 in
Action.
If you find any other error, please post it to the book's Author Online Forum.
Thanks!

Chapter 2, Page 36
The final code example in Section 2.3.4 should read:
List<Integer> evenNumbers =
filter(numbers, (Integer i) -> i % 2 == 0);

Chapter 3, Page 49
In Figure 3.3 (box 4), the final declaration should read:
String twoLines = processFile((BufferedReader br) ->
br.readLine() + br.readLine());
// ^ no second parenthesis here

Chapter 5, Page 97
The bottom line should contain
List<Stream<String>>

Chapter 9, Page 217


The final line of the top example (line 7 of the page) should read:
setRotationAngle((getRotationAngle () + angleInDegrees) % 360);

Chapter 7, Page 221


First example in Section 9.4.3 should rad
public interface A {
default void hello() {
System.out.println("Hello from A");
}
}
public interface B {
default void hello() {
System.out.println("Hello from B");
}
}
public class C implements B, A { }

Chapter 10, Page 233


(Confusion between Person/People.) The text just after the first example in Section 10.3.3 should read:

"The variable optPerson is of type Optional<Person>, so it's perfectly fine to ..."

Chapter 11, Page 270


In line 3, the reference to listing 11.12 should be to listing 11.16.

Chapter 13, Page 301


In line 3 there is a missing closing parenthesis:

"Using the for-each loop in Java, for(Apple a : apples) { } decodes into ..."

That's all for now folks!


Raoul Urma, Mario Fusco, Alan Mycroft

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