On 17/08/2026 17:22, David Alayachew wrote::
Sorry, I am still confused. Isn't it slower to use the BiPredicate?
You're already fetching the attributes to potentially not even use
them at all. Whereas with walk, they are not fetched at all, only when
the user explicitly calls for
Sorry, I am still confused. Isn't it slower to use the BiPredicate?
You're already fetching the attributes to potentially not even use
them at all. Whereas with walk, they are not fetched at all, only when
the user explicitly calls for it.
Walking a file tree involves reading the file attributes. The filter in
the example is reading them a second time. The find method has the
option of avoiding the additional I/O.
-Alan
