Let's say i have this enum class :
public enum Fruits{
APPLE("apple"),
ORANGE("orange"),
BANANA("banana");
private final String fruit;
Fruit(String fruit)
{
this.fruit = fruit ;
}
public String toString(){
return this.fruit;
}
public static Fruit fromString(String fruit) {
for(Fruit f: Fruit.values()){
if(f.toString().equals(fruit)){
return f;
}
}
return null;
}
}
}
I want to rewrite the fromString function to do the exact same thing but with a java stream(). My problem is that i'm not sure how to write it, i need it to either return f or a null but everytime i had returns it seems to not be working.
What i tried:
This one doesn't work because when i return s it says : unexpected value
Arrays.stream(Fruit.values())
.forEach(f-> {
if(s.toString().equals(fruit)){
return f;
}
});
Any idea how i can achieve this (if possible) ? Thanks a lot.
CodePudding user response:
Assuming, Semester.values() is an array of String.
String[] values = {"sem", "sem2"};
String semester = "sem";
Arrays.stream(values)
.filter(v -> v.equals(semester))
.findFirst()
.orElse(null);
Use some IDE like STS or IntelliJ. IDEs show all functions implemented in these packages and their explanation. Or you can try some online tutorials.