Java CompletableFuture Tutorial with Examples
- What’s a CompletableFuture?
- Future vs CompletableFuture
- Limitations of Future
- Creating a CompletableFuture
- Running asynchronous computation using runAsync()
- Run a task asynchronously and return the result using supplyAsync()
- ForkJoinPool.commonPool()
- Transforming and acting on a CompletableFuture
- thenApply()
- thenAccept() and thenRun()
- async callback methods
- Combining two CompletableFutures together
- Combine two dependent futures using thenCompose()
- Combine two independent futures using thenCombine()
- Combining multiple CompletableFutures together
- CompletableFuture.allOf()
- CompletableFuture.anyOf()
- CompletableFuture Exception Handling
- Handle exceptions using exceptionally() callback
- Handle exceptions using the generic handle() method
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