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Learn Java Streams – Module 3 Lesson 4 – Quiz

Last updated: August 22, 2025

Written by: komal

Learn Java Streams
Lesson 4: limit(), skip()
Learn Java Streams – Module 3 Lesson 4 – Quiz

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Question 1 of 4

1. Question

What does the limit(n) operation do in a Java Stream?

Skips the first n elements and processes the rest
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Restricts the stream to at most n elements
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Removes all elements larger than n
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Throws an exception if the stream contains more than n elements
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Which of the following is true about the skip(m) operation?

It discards the first m elements and processes the remainder
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It restricts the stream to at most m elements
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It throws an exception if the stream has fewer than m elements
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It reverses the order of the stream
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What happens if we call skip() with a negative value?

The stream returns all elements unchanged
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The stream returns no elements
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An IllegalArgumentException is thrown
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The stream starts from the last element
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4. Question

How would you typically implement offset-based pagination with streams?

Apply limit() first, then skip()
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Apply skip() first, then limit()
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Apply both in any order, the result will be the same
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Use only limit() without skip()
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