❓ Объясните основные отличия между CompletableFuture и Future?▪️ Future предоставляет базовую возможность получить результат асинхронной операции

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❓ Объясните основные отличия между CompletableFuture и Future?

▪️ Future предоставляет базовую возможность получить результат асинхронной операции, но не позволяет легко комбинировать или цеплять действия.
▪️ CompletableFuture — расширение с поддержкой композиции, цепочек, обработки исключений, таймаутов и триггеров. Позволяет писать декларативный, неблокирующий код с методами thenApply(), thenCompose(), exceptionally().

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