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Q. What is a stream in Java 8?

  • (A) A type of input/output stream for reading and writing files
  • (B) A sequence of objects that can be processed in parallel
  • (C) A data structure that holds key-value pairs
  • (D) A type of network socket
  • Correct Answer - Option(B)
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Explanation by: Pushkar 
Streams are a new type of collection in Java 8 that allows for efficient processing of large datasets in parallel.

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