This will really help using streams and just being expression/HOF-oriented in general, I often find myself writing custom FunctionalInterface's just to capture an exception instead of writing a Consumer/Function/etc. maybe this will help ease that a bit. I still wish there was a way to just "bail out" execution of a lambda like you can a for loop if the function the lambda is used in is declared to throw the exception in question.
But I often find that I'm not thinking functional enough if I find myself trying to do that. But also sometimes I'm forced to by surrounding APIs etc.
But I often find that I'm not thinking functional enough if I find myself trying to do that. But also sometimes I'm forced to by surrounding APIs etc.