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The questions in this quiz on Java are on the topics covered in the Streams section of the site. The table below lists the lesson used for each quiz, a description of the lesson content and the quiz number and questions associated with that lesson.

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Generics Lessons Description Quiz Info.
Lesson 1 - Introducing StreamsIn our first lesson on on Streams we test your knowledge of the topics covered in the Introducing Streams lesson.Quiz1
9 questions
Lesson 2 - Stream PipelinesIn this lesson on streams we look at stream pipelines and how they work.Quiz2
9 questions
Lesson 3 - Stream Operations OverviewIn this lesson on streams we present an overview of the intermediate and terminal operations available.Quiz3
9 questions
Lesson 4 - Array Type StreamsIn this streams lesson we look at the various ways of creating streams from arrays.Quiz4
8 questions
Lesson 5 - Numeric StreamsIn this lesson on streams we look at numeric streams and the operations associated with them.Quiz5
7 questions
Lesson 6 - Other Stream CreationIn this lesson we take a final look at stream creation by creating streams from files, functions and iterations and also find out about creating infinite streams.Quiz6
9 questions
Lesson 7 - Finding & MatchingIn this streams lesson we look at the various ways of finding and matching values within our streams.Quiz7
9 questions
Lesson 8 - Reduction OperationsIn this streams lesson we look at reduction operations and how to use them.Quiz8
7 questions
Lesson 9 - Stream CollectorsIn this lesson we take a high level look at stream collectors by investigating the Collector<T,A,R> interface and the Collectors class implementation of it.Quiz9
8 questions
Lesson 10 - Collecting & Aggregating StreamsIn this lesson we look at how to create collections and aggregations from our streams.This quiz.
8 questions
Lesson 11 - Grouping & Partitioning StreamsThis lesson on streams is all about grouping & partitioning our streams.Quiz11
9 questions
Lesson 12 - Parallel StreamsThis lesson is all about parallel streams.Quiz12
8 questions

Streams Quiz 10

The quiz below tests your knowledge of the material learnt in Streams - Lesson 10 - Collecting & Aggregating Streams.

Question 1 : Which Collectors method concatenates input elements into a String?
- The <code>joining()</code> method of the <code>Collectors</code> class concatenates input elements into a <code>String</code>.
Question 2 : The toMap() method can deal with duplicate keys?
- There is an override of the <code>toMap()</code> method which takes a third parameter to deal with duplicate keys.
Question 3 : Which of these methods requires a comparator?
- Both the <code>max()</code> and <code>maxBy()</code> methods require a comparator.
Question 4 : Streams can handle collections but not their implementations?
- Streams can handle collection implementations using the <code>toCollection()</code> static method of the <code>Collectors</code> class to pass a stream to an implementation such as <code>LinkedHashSet</code>.
Question 5 : Which interface does the Collectors class offer implementations of?
- The <code>Collectors</code> class implements the <code>Collector</code> interface.
Question 6 : Methods of the Collectors class are imported statically?
- Methods of the <code>Collectors</code> class ARE imported statically, as all methods in this class are static.
Question 7 : In which order are elements returned from the no parameter sorted() method of the Stream interface?
- The elements are returned in NATURAL order from the no parameter <code>sorted()</code> method of the <code>Stream</code> interface.
Question 8 : The sorted() method of the Stream interface is a terminal operation?
- The <code>sorted()</code> method of the <code>Stream</code> is NOT a terminal operation.
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In the next quiz we test your knowledge of grouping and partitioning our streams.