Java updates

[pfarner]

• removed redundant generic type specifications
• favored try-with-resources
• applied streams where that seemed appropriate and the other languages used that style

[sirex]

This is not just count, but filtered count. You should count only those values greater than 10. In Python this looks something like this:

sum(1 for i in arr if i > 10)

[pfarner]

Thanks, I missed that. Some unit tests might've caught it.

[evmorov]

Thank you! I'm thinking about how to manage language versions. I want to keep Java 7 examples. As soon as I decide this I'll merge this PR.

[sirex]

@evmorov I had same thought, some languages, for example JavaScript drastically differs between versions.

I think, language mapping based on file extension should be change on path.

This:

CODE_EXTENSION = {
    'coffee' => 'coffeescript',
    'rb' => 'ruby',
    'java' => 'java',
    'py' => 'python',
    'php' => 'php'
}.freeze

can be changed to this:

CODE_EXTENSION = {
    'coffee' => 'coffeescript',
    'ruby' => 'ruby',
    'java/7' => 'java',
    'python/3' => 'python',
    'php' => 'php'
}.freeze

And files can be organized in to directories, for example:

`-- code/
    |-- coffee/
    |   `-- array_add.py
    |-- ruby/
    |   `-- array_add.py
    |-- java/
    |   `--7/
    |      `-- ArrayAdd.py
    |-- php/
    |   `-- ArrayAdd.py
    `-- python/
        `-- 3/
            `-- array_add.py