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Java’s Future API was introduced in Java 5, and a Future is used as a reference to the result of an asynchronous computation. We previously explained and gave a lot of examples related to multi-threaded operations in Java, and in this video we further expand on this topic by tackling Completable Futures which were introduced in Java 8 and their main purpose was to handle the limitations of the Future class. If you found this video helpful, check other Geekific uploads: - Object-Oriented Programming Fundamentals: - SOLID Principles and Best Practices: - Recursion Made Simple, Recursive Methods: - Use-Case and Sequence Diagrams: - What is a Thread? (Process, Program, Parallelism, Scheduler Explained): - The Volatile and Synchronized Keywords in Java, Atomic Variables in Java: - Creating Threads and Executing Tasks in Java (Thread, Runnable, Callable, Future, ExecutorService): - Locks, Monitors and Semaphores Explained in Java, Optimistic Locking: Stay updated on our weekly videos by subscribing to the channel: All the code snippets can be found on GitHub under: Timestamps: 00:00 Introduction 00:07 What are Completable Futures? 01:00 What are Future Limitations? Why Completable Futures? 02:49 Creating a Completable Future 03:54 Acting on a Completable Future 05:55 Combining Completable Futures 08:11 Exception Handling 09:21 Thanks for Watching! #Geekific #CompletableFuture #Java #Multithreading
