When there is an List<Person>
, is there a possibility of getting List of all person.getName()
out of that? Is there an prepared call for that, or do I have to write an foreach loop like:
List<Person> personList = new ArrayList<Person>(); List<String> namesList = new ArrayList<String>(); for(Person person : personList){ namesList.add(personList.getName()); }
Use Python's vars() to Print an Object's Attributes The dir() function, as shown above, prints all of the attributes of a Python object.
To print the attributes of an object we can use “object. __dict__” and it return a dictionary of all names and attributes of object. After writing the above code (python print object attributes), once you will print “x. __dict__” then the output will appear.
Java 8 and above:
List<String> namesList = personList.stream() .map(Person::getName) .collect(Collectors.toList());
If you need to make sure you get an ArrayList
as a result, you have to change the last line to:
... .collect(Collectors.toCollection(ArrayList::new));
Java 7 and below:
The standard collection API prior to Java 8 has no support for such transformation. You'll have to write a loop (or wrap it in some "map" function of your own), unless you turn to some fancier collection API / extension.
(The lines in your Java snippet are exactly the lines I would use.)
In Apache Commons, you could use CollectionUtils.collect
and a Transformer
In Guava, you could use the Lists.transform
method.
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