I would say that Streams offers no more clarity of code than well designed OO classes. Nothing about well thought out OO gives us "spaghetti."
Indeed, use of map() is probably a code smell that's tells us the method is doing more than one thing (and is a violation of SRP). Unless, of course, immediately after map() you call collect(), and you're inside a Transformer or Adaptor pattern.
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I would say that Streams offers no more clarity of code than well designed OO classes. Nothing about well thought out OO gives us "spaghetti."
Indeed, use of
map()is probably a code smell that's tells us the method is doing more than one thing (and is a violation of SRP). Unless, of course, immediately aftermap()you callcollect(), and you're inside a Transformer or Adaptor pattern.