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RxJava Operators - Observable.just()
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In this lesson, you will learn how to create an observable source based upon primitive types and objects through the use of the Observable.just
operator. You will learn how to create the source and subscribe to it so that you can receive the values. You'll learn about the terminal events, onComplete
and onError
and when they're called. The lesson wraps up with a demonstration of how the just
operator will terminate upon encountering an error in the stream of items.
This example is demonstrated in RxJava 2 with Consumers and Actions and is written in Kotlin.
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