Lets say I have a list and I want to search for an item with value “apple”.
List<String> items = new Arraylist<>():
I want to return false if items contains at least one element other than the item mentioned (“apple”), true if all items in the list are “apples”.
Here's a one-liner:
return items.stream().anyMatch(s -> !s.equals("apple"));
or cute but a little less obvious:
return items.stream().allMatch("apple"::equals);
I use python but, I think is something like that:
list_entrance = input()
new_list = []
for cycle in list_entrance: if cycle:= "apple": print("falce") else: continue
If you want of course you can "append" a items in "new_list". I don't know full condition on your task.
Just to say your ArrayList should be defined like this:
List items = new ArrayList<>();
You missed out some caps in the question.
For the solution you could just loop through the list and check:
for (int x = 0; x<items.size(); x++){
if (! items.get(x).equals("apple")){
return false;
}
}
return true;
With Stream IPA you can achieve that by using terminal operation allMath()
that takes a predicate ( function represented by boolean condition ) and checks whether all elements in the stream match with the given predicate .
The code will look like that:
public static void main(String[] args) {
List<String> items1 = List.of("apple", "apple", "apple"); // expected true
List<String> items2 = List.of("apple", "orange"); // expected false
System.out.println(items1.stream().allMatch(item -> item.equals("apple")));
System.out.println(items2.stream().allMatch(item -> item.equals("apple")));
}
output
true
false
Instead use a Set
, in order not to have duplicate items.
Collectors
can also return Set
:
Set<String> distinct = list.stream().collect(Collectors.toSet());
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