notAChance :
I can understand the below:
user
.filter(u -> "Sam".equals(u.getName()))
.ifPresent(this::doSomethingWithUser);
if user.getName
is equal to "Sam"
then pass user
to local method doSomethingWithUser()
.
However, what if I simply wanted to call a local method, without passing user
but keeping the check that user.getName
is equal to "Sam"
?
Does this use case make using Optional
redundant?
drekbour :
Just ignore the mandatory function parameter. This means you cannot use shorthand ::
syntax and goes like this:
user
.filter(u -> "Sam".equals(u.getName()))
.ifPresent(u -> doSomethingWithoutUser());
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