/************************************************************************************** @FunctionalInterface public interface MyInterface { public void message(String name,char symbol); } //********************************* Example 1 **************************************** public class Main { public static void main(String[] args) {
/* lambda expression = feature for Java 8 and above * also known as an anonymous method * a shorter way to write anonymous classes with only one method * * need to use a functional interface or use a pre-defined functional interface * they contain only one abstract method * ex. ActionListener, Runnable, (user-defined) * * A Lambda expression can be used in any place where a functional interface is required * How to use a lambda expression: * (arguments) -> {statement/s} */
String name = "Bro"; char symbol = '!';
MyInterface myInterface = (x,y) -> { System.out.println("Heello World!"); System.out.println("It is a nice day "+x+y); };
} } //********************************* Example 2 **************************************** public class Main { public static void main(String[] args) {
MyFrame myFrame = new MyFrame(); } } //************************************************************************************** import java.awt.event.*; import javax.swing.*; public class MyFrame extends JFrame{ JButton myButton = new JButton("MY BUTTON 1"); JButton myButton2 = new JButton("MY BUTTON 2");
True story. I started learning Java in September 2022 (14 months ago) with BroCode's 12 hour course (only did the first half), and then learned how to solve LeetCode problems with the 4 hour Data Structures video. I was accepted into Amazon Technical Academy, a program for upskilling Amazon employees with no coding experience to Software Engineering roles, in May 2023 (6 months ago). I was a 36 year old making $11 an hour 4 years ago, and now I'm on my way to being a Software Engineer. Bro literally sorted my life out.
I tried several manuals on lambda functions in java, it gets complicated quickly. You, on the other hand, keep it simple, care to explain things like "usually we would code like that", care to provide example with user-defined functions (so it's understandable even for those who haven't used ActionListener before), etc. You've taught me a thing, thank you very much, Bro.
Thanks so much Bro!, Your explanation of Lambdas is much easier to understand than that other youtuber dude with da bald head, that keeps saying: "Meoow!".
Bro, firstly, I am really grateful for the video that helped me to grasp this topic clearly. Furthermore, I found the explanations and sample codes so benefical. The only thing that I am sad about is that I discovered your channel a bit late. Thanks again for the video bro!
Yeah, I looked at another tutorial first and I did not understand anything. And then you came along and explained it in a much better way! Like someone else pointed out, it was really useful that you showed how the anonymous inner class that we are replacing would have looked! That really makes it a lot easier to understand what is going on! =)
Hello, Thank you so much for your effort and for your clear explanations🙏 I have a question: Why is creating automatically the override method when I instantiate the myInterface interface? like in 3:50? Thank you.
So lambdas are when you have 2 classes, one of them with a void method, and the other one with the lambda. The one with the lambda defines what the void method does and calls it?
I am soryy, but i am stuck, when you add actionListener and use lambda expression, you pass "e" as an argument of your method, but this "e" you didn't assigned nowhere, so how does it works?
So, is there any reason to use an anonymous inner class for ActionListener, instead of a lambda expression? It seems it does the same thing but is shorter.
/**************************************************************************************
@FunctionalInterface
public interface MyInterface {
public void message(String name,char symbol);
}
//********************************* Example 1 ****************************************
public class Main {
public static void main(String[] args) {
/* lambda expression = feature for Java 8 and above
* also known as an anonymous method
* a shorter way to write anonymous classes with only one method
*
* need to use a functional interface or use a pre-defined functional interface
* they contain only one abstract method
* ex. ActionListener, Runnable, (user-defined)
*
* A Lambda expression can be used in any place where a functional interface is required
* How to use a lambda expression:
* (arguments) -> {statement/s}
*/
String name = "Bro";
char symbol = '!';
MyInterface myInterface = (x,y) -> {
System.out.println("Heello World!");
System.out.println("It is a nice day "+x+y);
};
MyInterface myInterface2 = (x,y) -> {
System.out.println("Hello "+x+y);
};
myInterface.message(name,symbol);
myInterface2.message(name,symbol);
}
}
//********************************* Example 2 ****************************************
public class Main {
public static void main(String[] args) {
MyFrame myFrame = new MyFrame();
}
}
//**************************************************************************************
import java.awt.event.*;
import javax.swing.*;
public class MyFrame extends JFrame{
JButton myButton = new JButton("MY BUTTON 1");
JButton myButton2 = new JButton("MY BUTTON 2");
MyFrame(){
myButton.setBounds(100, 100, 200, 100);
myButton.addActionListener(
(e) -> System.out.println("This is the first button")
);
myButton2.setBounds(100, 200, 200, 100);
myButton2.addActionListener(
(e) -> System.out.println("This is the second button")
);
this.add(myButton);
this.add(myButton2);
this.setDefaultCloseOperation(JFrame.EXIT_ON_CLOSE);
this.setSize(420, 420);
this.setLayout(null);
this.setVisible(true);
}
}
//**************************************************************************************
Practicing...
First example
public class Main
{
public static void main (String[]args)
{
String name = "Glamorous Coder";
char symbol = '!';
MyInterface myInterface = (x, y)->{
System.out.println ("Welcome back!");
System.out.println ("It's a beautiful day " + x + y);
};
MyInterface myInterface2 = (x, y)->{
System.out.println ("Welcome " + x + y);
};
myInterface2.message (name, symbol);
}
}
*********************
@ FunctionalInterface public interface MyInterface
{
public void message (String name, char symbol);
}
____________________________________
Second Example
public class Main
{
public static void main (String[]args)
{
/*String name = "Glamorous Coder";
char symbol = '!';
MyInterface myInterface = (x, y)->{
System.out.println ("Welcome back!");
System.out.println ("It's a beautiful day " + x + y);
};
MyInterface myInterface2 = (x, y)->{
System.out.println ("Welcome " + x + y);
};
myInterface2.message (name, symbol);
*/
MyFrame myFrame = new MyFrame();
}
}
*******************************
import java.awt.event.ActionEvent;
import java.awt.event.ActionListener;
import javax.swing.JButton;
import javax.swing.JFrame;
public class MyFrame extends JFrame{
JButton myButton= new JButton("BUTTON 1");
JButton myButton2 = new JButton("BUTTON 2");
MyFrame(){
myButton.setBounds(150,150,150,150);
myButton.addActionListener(
(e) -> System.out.println("Click button 1.")
);
myButton2.setBounds(150,150,150,150);
myButton2.addActionListener(
(e) -> System.out.println("Click button 2.")
);
this.add(myButton);
this.add(myButton2);
this.setDefaultCloseOperation(JFrame.EXIT_ON_CLOSE);
this.setSize(380,380);
this.setLayout(null);
this.setVisible(true);
}
}
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Bro, you are going to be the reason that i sort my life out and learn java properly finally. Thank you ❤
hey bro how you going with everything?
True story. I started learning Java in September 2022 (14 months ago) with BroCode's 12 hour course (only did the first half), and then learned how to solve LeetCode problems with the 4 hour Data Structures video.
I was accepted into Amazon Technical Academy, a program for upskilling Amazon employees with no coding experience to Software Engineering roles, in May 2023 (6 months ago).
I was a 36 year old making $11 an hour 4 years ago, and now I'm on my way to being a Software Engineer. Bro literally sorted my life out.
@damonlang1185 not good ☹️
@@ChazWinter well done bro, that's bloody good going!!!! Congrats man!! I wish I could say the same :/
I tried several manuals on lambda functions in java, it gets complicated quickly.
You, on the other hand, keep it simple, care to explain things like "usually we would code like that", care to provide example with user-defined functions (so it's understandable even for those who haven't used ActionListener before), etc.
You've taught me a thing, thank you very much, Bro.
Best java series in the whole youtube.. thanku for providing this course for free.
I love this, so much more elegant for actionListeners than making a long if-else statement or switch
A lot easier to understand than most (if not all) of other lambda videos!!! As always, you rock!!!!!
Thanks so much Bro!, Your explanation of Lambdas is much easier to understand than that other youtuber dude with da bald head, that keeps saying: "Meoow!".
Finally someone who can explain Lambda without causing a headache. Thank u Bro!
This was really helpful for me. I am learning lambda expressions and you thoroughly covered a wide section on its uses. Thank you,
Bro, firstly, I am really grateful for the video that helped me to grasp this topic clearly. Furthermore, I found the explanations and sample codes so benefical. The only thing that I am sad about is that I discovered your channel a bit late. Thanks again for the video bro!
Thanks a lot for this tutorial, I really like your style comparing to other UA-camrs.
Thank You Bro, I learned so much in the last 80 Videos !
Hey! Thank you for the simple way of explaining complicated concepts. Well done!
Fantastic video. Thanks for the explanation
Thank you, nice explanation with clear examples.
You gained a new subscriber! Ur explanations are exceptional thank you
OK finally an explanation of Lambda expressions that I can understand! Thank You Bro!
Thank you! This is easy enough for me to undestand as a beginner. Other tutorials go to fast or are too advanced for my level.
I can see how this can be useful. Great stuff Bro!
Great Java tutorial, thank you!
Very clear understanding!good .
This was very helpful! Thanks!!
Thank you, that's a very useful video!
Thank you! Very helpful!
thanks Bro! I finally understand what is the Lambda-expression!
I like all yours video about java(my listening isn't good) but I can understand all you say ...thank for all ...a hug from Rep Dom
Yeah, I looked at another tutorial first and I did not understand anything.
And then you came along and explained it in a much better way!
Like someone else pointed out, it was really useful that you showed how the anonymous inner class that we are replacing would have looked!
That really makes it a lot easier to understand what is going on! =)
Para bailar la lambda se necesita una poca de gracia...
Thanks Bro for providing the knowledge and grace we need for the La Bamba (I mean lambda).
The thing i most like in bro is that he always goes straight to the point
Thank you.谢谢。
thank you , this video helped me alot !
This is a very creative comment to help keep this channel running.
Thanks for leaving your code in the comments, that with your video are going to make things so much easier 👌
thank you bro you are the best for me
Thank you!
The best teacher bro! 😎
nice tuto, thanks
helpful as always!
Thank you a lot
Great vid, bro!
Another Good one Bro
Thanks!
Hello, Thank you so much for your effort and for your clear explanations🙏 I have a question: Why is creating automatically the override method when I instantiate the myInterface interface? like in 3:50? Thank you.
Good!
excellent
Thanks Bro.
I learned a lot.
Good bro!
amazing.
Hi Bro, You have mentioned that the Functional Interfaces have only one abstract method. How many different kinds of interfaces do we have in Java?
Thanks 🙏
Thank you Bro!
Thanks
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Nice, bro!
Tnx!
12:52
Now that's too funny :D
Thank again Bro
Bro rocks
Sir, I think we don’t need to declare public if we define method in interface. Because it is always public right?
you are right. I do as a habit and I forget that you don't need to
It's rught buddy.. there is no need to follow everything everytime
So lambdas are when you have 2 classes, one of them with a void method, and the other one with the lambda. The one with the lambda defines what the void method does and calls it?
Ly bro 10
Your voice force me coding.
Brooo super
(Lambda)
I learned something
82th. Thank you, ma Bro Sensei
Bro. you just helped me cut my code in half.
What is your intro song man i need that tune as a ringtone.
👍
GOAT.
I took UA-cam premium just so I could watch your video without any disturbances.
Basically less boilerplates
Why ist the abstract method not signed as abstract?
In the second example how can you just introduce myFrame and never use it? :(
(in public class Main)
#brocodealltheway!
Bro, I'm your fellow bro.
Lambalicious
you said work with a fonctional Interface , doesn't it work with an abstract class with one absract method ???
I tried it, you'll receive an error that states:
'The target type of this expression must be a functional interface'
Gold, f*kin gold
I am soryy, but i am stuck, when you add actionListener and use lambda expression, you pass "e" as an argument of your method, but this "e" you didn't assigned nowhere, so how does it works?
So i meant, this argument doesn't have type, how does compiler works?
"e" here acts like "this", so whenever an event ( "click") happened it will execute the code given
Please Work With JAVAFX too
tnx
working on it
@@BroCodez thanks
can't wait to watch them
The button initially said "MY BUTT..."
Comment.
Java is turning into something else these days
Hi :)
So, is there any reason to use an anonymous inner class for ActionListener, instead of a lambda expression? It seems it does the same thing but is shorter.
yes if u wanna use an anonymous inner class for ActionListener just use Lambda exp
You can, ActionListener uses a single abstract method, actionPerformed()
We don’t write multi lines in lambda
lambdas can have more than one line
I like my coffee like I like my women.
Not yelling at me.
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777th like! Cookie, please :D
Man why are you doing this for free?
.
Seems so pointless, like why even bother doing it this way.
to help us
Thank you!
Thanks