Explain the difference between intermediate and terminal operations in java8?
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Answer / Shiv Shankar
Intermediate Operations are lazy in Java 8 Stream API, meaning they produce a new stream without consuming any elements from the source stream. They can be further chained with other operations to form complex pipelines. Terminal Operations are greedy; they consume all elements of the stream and return a result or no result (void). Examples of intermediate operations include filter(), map(), limit(), distinct(); while examples of terminal operations include count(), forEach(), reduce(), collect().
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