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Retro Gaming with Lambdas

Retro Gaming with Lambdas. Alexander Belokrylov Programs and Community manager @ gigabel. http://www.behance.net/gallery/Barbie/2143713. Common case. for ( Orange o : orangebox ) { if ( o . getColor () == GREEN ) o . setColor ( ORANGE ); }.

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Retro Gaming with Lambdas

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  1. Retro Gaming with Lambdas Alexander BelokrylovPrograms and Community manager @gigabel

  2. http://www.behance.net/gallery/Barbie/2143713

  3. Common case for(Orange o:orangebox){ if(o.getColor()==GREEN) o.setColor(ORANGE); } http://www.californiaoranges.com/40lb-box-bushel-organic-valencia-oranges.html

  4. http://www.behance.net/gallery/Barbie/2143713

  5. JDK 8 Lambdas? In my Java?

  6. Common case with Lambdas orangebox.forEach(o → { if(o.getColor()==GREEN) o.setColor(ORANGE); }) http://www.californiaoranges.com/40lb-box-bushel-organic-valencia-oranges.html

  7. Collection.forEach()

  8. Default methods interface Collection<T>{ ... defaultvoidforEach(Block<T> action){ for(T t:this) action.apply(t); } }

  9. Up to you

  10. Small change – big impact

  11. Mary had a little Lambda Mary had a little lambda Whose fleece was white and snow And everywhere that Mary went Lambda was sure to go! https://github.com/steveonjava/MaryHadALittleLambda

  12. Iterating with Lambdas

  13. Iterating with Lambdas Stream generation Group cells =newGroup(IntStream .range(0, HORIZONTAL_CELLS) .mapToObj(i-> IntStream .range(0, VERTICAL_CELLS) .mapToObj(j ->{ // Logic goes here returnrect;})) .flatMap(s -> s) .toArray(Rectangle[]::new));

  14. Iterating with Lambdas

  15. Iterating with Lambdas Stream iterate() s.getAnimals().addAll(Stream .iterate(tail, lamb ->newSpriteView.Lamb(lamb)) .substream(1,8) .collect(Collectors.toList()));

  16. Iterating with Lambdas • Collection streaming • Collection.stream(); • Set of objects • Stream.of(bananas, oranges, apples); • Numeric range • IntStream.range(0, 100); • Itaratively • Stream.iterate(tail, lamb -> new Lamb(lamb));

  17. Filtering Stream with Lambdas

  18. Filtering Stream with Lambdas publicvoidvisit(Shepherd s){ s.getAnimals().stream().filter(a ->a.getNumber()%4==1) .forEach(a ->a.setColor(null)); s.getAnimals().stream().filter(a ->a.getNumber()%4==2) .forEach(a ->a.setColor(Color.YELLOW)); s.getAnimals().stream().filter(a ->a.getNumber()%4==3) .forEach(a ->a.setColor(Color.CYAN)); s.getAnimals().stream().filter(a ->a.getNumber()%4==0) .forEach(a ->a.setColor(Color.GREEN)); }

  19. Filtering Stream with Lambdas Predicate publicstatic Predicate<SpriteView>checkIfLambIs(Integer number){ return lamb ->lamb.getNumber()%4== number;} @Override publicvoidvisit(Shepherd s){ s.getAnimals().stream().filter(checkIfLambIs(1)) .forEach(a ->a.setColor(null)); s.getAnimals().stream().filter(checkIfLambIs(2)) .forEach(a ->a.setColor(Color.YELLOW)); s.getAnimals().stream().filter(checkIfLambIs(3)) .forEach(a ->a.setColor(Color.CYAN)); s.getAnimals().stream().filter(checkIfLambIs(0)) .forEach(a ->a.setColor(Color.GREEN));}

  20. Filtering Collections with Lambdas

  21. Filtering Collection with Lambdas Function static Function<Color, Predicate<SpriteView>>checkIfLambColorIs = color ->{Predicate<SpriteView>checkIfColorIs = lamb ->lamb.getColor()== color; returncheckIfColorIs;}; @Override publicvoidvisit(Shepherd s){ mealsServed.set(mealsServed.get()+ s.getAnimals() .filtered(checkIfLambColorIs.apply(todayEatableColor)) .size()); s.getAnimals() .removeIf(checkIfLambColorIs.apply(todayEatableColor));}

  22. Filtering Collectionswith Lambdas Function static Function<Color, Predicate<SpriteView>>checkIfLambColorIs = color ->{Predicate<SpriteView>checkIfColorIs = lamb ->lamb.getColor()== color; returncheckIfColorIs;}; @Override publicvoidvisit(Shepherd s){ mealsServed.set(mealsServed.get()+ s.getAnimals() .filtered(checkIfLambColorIs.apply(todayEatableColor)) .size()); s.getAnimals() .removeIf(checkIfLambColorIs.apply(todayEatableColor));}

  23. Filtering Collectionswith Lambdas Function @Override publicvoidvisit(Shepherd s){ Function<Color, Predicate<SpriteView>>checkIfLambColorIs= color -> lamb ->lamb.getColor()== color; mealsServed.set(mealsServed.get()+ s.getAnimals() .filtered(checkIfLambColorIs.apply(todayEatableColor)) .size()); s.getAnimals() .removeIf(checkIfLambColorIs.apply(todayEatableColor))}

  24. Filtering Collection with Lambdas • Removes all elements that match the predicate • Collection.removeIf(); • Filtering and replacement • Collection.replaceAll(); • Returns collection filtered by predicate • ObservableCollection.filtered();

  25. Mapping Stream with Lambda

  26. Mapping Stream with Lambda Single Map @Override publicvoidvisit(Shepherd s){ // single map: s.getAnimals() .setAll(s.getAnimals() .stream() .map(sv->new Eggs(sv.getFollowing())) .collect(Collectors.toList())); }

  27. Mapping Stream with Lambda Double Map @Override publicvoidvisit(Shepherd s){ // double map: s.getAnimals() .setAll(s.getAnimals() .stream() .map(SpriteView::getFollowing) .map(Eggs::new) .collect(Collectors.toList())); }

  28. Mary had a little Lambda • OpenSource project to demonstrate Lambda features • Visual representation of strams, filters, maps • Created by Stephen Chin, @steveonjava https://github.com/steveonjava/MaryHadALittleLambda

  29. Reading

  30. Reading

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