Typically I can use a forEach in such cases, and when I can't it's probably an incrementer and the IDE just switches out my int as an automatic solution to its

Typically I can use a forEach in such cases, and when I can't it's probably an incrementer and the IDE just switches out my int as an automatic solution to its complaint. I think its OK to be reminded that the context is mainly immutable when chaining on a stream. Method polymorphism to achieve default parameter values is a much worse nuisance, but not particularly hard to get used to when one decides to focus on the problem rather than the inevitable warts of a broadly useful programming language. Edit: Also a pretty weird complaint in a thread about a programming language where pretty much all the basic data structures are immutable. Maybe take it to the top and make the quip about worse than JavaScript with regards to Clojure?