Understanding Terminal vs Intermediate Operators in Java Streams: Key Differences and Examples
Briefly

Java Streams, introduced in Java 8, provide functional-style operations for processing collections, promoting a cleaner and declarative approach to data manipulation.
Terminal Operators in Java Streams such as forEach(), collect(), reduce(), and count() signal the end of a stream, triggering processing and producing results.
Intermediate Operators in Java Streams transform a stream without commencing processing. They build operation pipelines, enhancing efficiency until a terminal operator is called.
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