Combining functions and predicates in Java 8
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Java
In the isbigorder method, if the total price of the products in the order is greater than 1000, it must return true How do I write it in Java 8? I wrote the sum part, but I couldn't finish it
public Function<Order,Boolean> isBigOrder() { Function<Order,Optional<Long>> sum = a -> a.getProducts() .stream() .map(P -> P.getPrice()) .reduce((p1,p2)->p1+p2); Predicate <Optional<Long>> isBig = x -> x.get() > 1000 ; return ????; }
If other classes are required:
enum OrderState { CONFIRMED,PAID,WAREHOUSE_PROCESSED,READY_TO_SEND,DELIVERED } enum ProductType { NORMAL,BREAKABLE,PERISHABLE } public class Product { private String code; private String title; private long price; private ProductState state; private ProductType type; //all fields have getter and setter public Product price(long price) { this.price = price; return this; } } public class Order { private String code; private long price; private String buyyer; private OrderState state; private List<Product> products = new ArrayList<>(); //all fields have getter and setter public Order price(long price) { this.price = price; return this; } public Order product(Product product) { if (products == null) { products = new ArrayList<>(); } products.add(product); return this; } }
Solution
You don't need predicates Just calculate the sum and check that it is > 1000
public Function<Order,Boolean> isBigOrder() { return o -> o.getProducts() .stream() .mapToLong(Product::getPrice) .sum() > 1000; }
Or, as Holger commented, when you want to implement a function with a parameter that returns a Boolean value, the predict interface is a more appropriate function interface:
public Predicate<Order> isBigOrder() { return o -> o.getProducts() .stream() .mapToLong(Order::getPrice) .sum() > 1000; }
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