Predicates (from some input(s) T1, T2, ...See: Description
| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| Predicate0 |
Represents a predicate that accepts no arguments and produces a
boolean-valued result. |
| Predicate1<T1> |
Represents a predicate that accepts one argument and produces a
boolean-valued result. |
| Predicate2<T1,T2> |
Represents a predicate that accepts two arguments and produces a
boolean-valued result. |
| PredicateN |
Represents a predicate that accepts
n arguments and produces a boolean-valued result. |
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| PredicateN.Instance |
An instance of
AbstractPredicateN which properly defines the
arity and type of that particular predicate. |
Predicates (from some input(s) T1, T2, ... to some boolean primitive).
Some functional interfaces are specialized such that the type parameters are primitives with additional type prefixes.