When do you use map vs flatMap in RxJava? Say, for example, we want to map Files containing JSON into Strings that contain the JSON-- Using map, we have to deal with the Exception somehow. But ho...
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Also from the documentation: Unlike the RxJava 1 and RxJava 2 adapters, the RxJava 3 adapter's create () method will produce asynchronous HTTP requests by default. For synchronous requests use createSynchronous () and for synchronous on a scheduler use createWithScheduler (..)
RxJava deals with streams of results which can come at any time. A series of operations can therefore return a single RxJava observable that will pump out a bunch of results. It's a bit like the difference between a single postal envelope and a pneumatic tube that keeps pumping out mail. @srk yes. It blocks until the calculation is complete.
I am totally new to RxJava and reactive programming. I have an assignment where i must read file and store it to Observable. I have tried to make a Callable with BufferedReader inside and use Obse...
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Is there any semantic difference in pairwise composing with zip() vs. zipWith() in RxJava? Is the choice between the static zip and the .zipWith purely stylistic?
Handling of valid HTTP error responses with Retrofit2 Observables in (regardless of rxjava version) is quite easy. First you need to know is that retrofit api method returning Obsrvable