Shiyanlou Chapter 2 last exercice

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Shiyanlou Chapter 2 last exercice

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Last edited Nov 25, 2019

Created on Nov 25, 2019

This example shows how to find the maximum and minimum values in a fixed array of integers, producing a simple console output. It uses the Java Stream API with `java.util.Arrays.asList(...).stream()` and the `max` and `min` terminal operations, comparing elements with `Integer::compare`. The code also includes commented-out alternatives using `Arrays.stream(data).min().getAsInt()` and an `Arrays.sort` approach, but only the stream-based version executes. The data source is a hardcoded array of nine integer values, and the rendering is text-based via `System.out.println`.

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