Question

An infinite stream is a stream for which successive exposures always return values.

a. True
b. False

Answer 1

True

Step-by-step explanation:

Infinite sequential ordered stream return values as the first element are at position 0 in the stream and provided seed. The n > 0 is the element at the position and will result for applying functions f at position n.

Infinite Instream is creating a stream of even numbers that start from 0.

Such as

List<Integer> ints = InStream. iterate(0,i-> i +2)

.mapToObj(Integer:: valueOf)

.limit(10)

.collect(Collectors.tolist());

system.out.printin(ints);

It returns an infinite unordered stream, and the Supplier generates each. The limit() method can be called in the stream to stop the series after several elements.