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Cascading Lambdas and Builder Pattern in Java, when 1 + 1 = 3… but not 4

Cascading Lambdas and Builder Pattern in Java, when 1 + 1 = 3… but not 4

The builder pattern is one of many well known design patterns used to manage complexity in our code. In particular, it helps us to separate an object construction from its representation, which is especially useful when we have to construct an object with a large number of fields. But what it doesn’t do well is …

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