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performance could be better.
Test_J8_Speed map with 40,000 4-element ArrayLists flattened to one list
with 160,000 elements using:
map.values().stream().flatMap(c ->
c.stream()).collect(Collectors.toList())
stream for-loop
Chrome 182 ms 174 ms
FireFox 728 ms 396 ms
Edge 366 ms 186 ms
Java 14 ms 14 ms
So there is no real advantage without parallelism, I think. Still, it is
important to cover this.
- arity worked out
- static vs. nonstatic calling in functional interfaces worked out
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performance could be better.
Test_J8_Speed map with 40,000 4-element ArrayLists flattened to one list
with 160,000 elements using:
map.values().stream().flatMap(c ->
c.stream()).collect(Collectors.toList())
Chrome 182 ms 174 ms
FireFox 728 ms 396 ms
Edge 366 ms 186 ms
Java 14 ms 14 ms
So there is no real advantage without parallelism, I think. Still, it is
important to cover this.