How to properly debug Java Streams - Tips & Tricks #008
Java Programmer: Tips & Tricks●4 Min. 48 Sec.
What is this episode about?
If you are using Streams, chances are you want to debug your Stream chains at one time or another. So you call map(), after filter(), after sort() and you want to know exactly which elements are contained in the stream at what step.
Find out how to do that in this short episode.
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