Instances of Non-Capturing Lambdas
Read OriginalThis technical blog post investigates how the Java Virtual Machine (JVM) handles and reuses instances of non-capturing lambda expressions. It presents a detailed example involving a functional interface (ImmediateFuture), a factory pattern, and demonstrates a subtle behavioral quirk when lambdas are stored in collections like a HashSet. The article is based on exploring JVM internals and includes links to a GitHub repository for code examples.
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