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Lambda expressions, introduced in Java 8, are concise blocks of code that take parameters and return values, primarily used for inline implementation of functional interfaces. They enhance code readability, reduce boilerplate, and are ideal for collections and functional programming. Key features include simplified syntax, support for block expressions, and compatibility with functional interfaces.

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Java

Lambda expressions, introduced in Java 8, are concise blocks of code that take parameters and return values, primarily used for inline implementation of functional interfaces. They enhance code readability, reduce boilerplate, and are ideal for collections and functional programming. Key features include simplified syntax, support for block expressions, and compatibility with functional interfaces.

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ROLL NUMBER:23B81A05HL

YEAR AND SEC: II CSE-I


ACADEMIC YEAR:2024-25

TOPIC:LAMBDA EXPRESSIONS FUNDAMENTALS BLOCK LAMBDA


EXPRESSIONS PASSING LAMBDA EXPRESSIONS AS ARGUMENTS
What Are Lambda Expressions?

◦ Introduced in Java 8.
◦ A lambda expression is a short block of code which
takes in parameters and returns a value.
◦ Used primarily to define inline implementation of a
functional interface.

◦ Syntax:
◦ (parameters) -> expression
Why Use Lambda Expressions?
Makes code more concise and
readable.
Reduces boilerplate for anonymous
inner classes.
Ideal for use with collections and
functional programming.
General Syntax:
◦(parameter1, parameter2, ...) -> { body }

◦Block Lambda Expressions


◦Use curly braces {} when multiple
statements are needed.
◦Must explicitly use return for return values.
◦ Functional Interfaces
◦ Lambda expressions work with functional interfaces (only one abstract method).
◦

◦ Examples of functional interfaces:


◦ Runnable
◦ Callable<T>
◦ Comparator<T>
◦ Predicate<T>
◦Summary
◦Lambdas are concise, readable, and powerful.
◦Great for use with collections and threading.
◦Enable functional-style programming in Java.
◦Key features: simplified syntax, block support,
and functional interfaces.
◦ THANK YOU!

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