Explain parallel processing in java8?
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Answer / Priyanka Arora
Parallel processing in Java 8 is the ability to execute tasks concurrently by dividing them into smaller subtasks and distributing these subtasks across multiple processor cores. This is achieved through the Fork/Join Framework, which is used under the hood for Stream API parallel operations.nnStream API provides several methods that support parallel processing, such as parallelStream(), collect(), count(), max(), min(), sorted() etc. However, it's important to note that not all operations are necessarily parallelized. To ensure efficient parallel execution, tasks should be independent and ideally perform significant work.
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