Project Reactor · interview question
In Project Reactor, which operator would you use to transform each element of a Flux into another Flux and then flatten the results into a single Flux?
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Answer and explanation
Correct answer
A. FlatMap()
Why
The flatMap() operator applies a function that returns a Flux to each element and then flattens these Flux instances into a single Flux, allowing for asynchronous processing of multiple elements.
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