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Streamlining Web Table Manipulation with Selenium and Java Streams

In the field of web automation, Selenium is a standout tool for engaging with web applications. Efficient sorting and filtering of data are essential when working with web tables. This blog post delves into the utilization of Selenium in conjunction with Java streams to adeptly sort and filter web tables, presenting a streamlined method for […]

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Unlocking the Power of Java Streams: Simplifying Code with Efficiency

Overview of Java Streams Java introduced streams in version 8 to simplify and optimize code writing. A stream is a sequence of objects supporting various methods to achieve a desired result. Using streams can reduce a long set of codes to just a few lines. Streams enable performing operations such as filtering, mapping, reducing, and […]

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Implementation of Completable Future of Java 8

Completable-Future is used for asynchronous programming in Java. Asynchronous programming means writing non-blocking code by running a task on a separate thread than the main application thread and notifying the main thread about its progress, completion or failure. This way, main thread does not block/wait for the completion of the task and it can execute other tasks […]