Java Stream sorted() Method | Sort Numbers, Strings & Objects | Java Interview
In this video, we’ll explore the sorted() method in Java Streams in detail.
The sorted() operation is used to sort elements in ascending or descending order and is a very common topic in Java and SDET interviews.
🔹 What you’ll learn in this video:
✔ What is sorted() in Java Streams
✔ Default sorting (natural order)
✔ Sorting in descending order using Comparator
✔ Sorting strings using streams
✔ Sorting custom objects (Employee example)
✔ Common mistakes and best practices
✔ Interview questions related to sorted()
Timestamps:
00:00 What you’ll learn
00:30 What is sorted() in Java Streams
00:51 Sort numbers in ascending order using sorted() | Example 1
02:40 Sort numbers in descending order using sorted() | Example 2
04:27 Sorting custom objects | Employee salary (descending) | Example 3
08:22 Sorting custom objects | Employee by department & salary | Example 4
09:18 Common mistakes & best practices
10:24 Summary
📌 Already covered in the series:
✔ filter()
✔ map()
✔ forEach()
✔ collect()
✔ reduce()
✔ distinct()
If you’re preparing for Java interviews, SDET roles, or want to master Java Streams, this video will help you write clean and efficient code.
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