Java stream - purpose of having both anyMatch and noneMatch operations?
<p>The anyMatch operation will return true if it finds an element - the noneMatch operation will return false it if finds a matching element.</p>

<p>The anyMatch operation will return false if it finds no matching element - the noneMatch operation will return true if finds no matching element.</p>

<p>Therefore, instead of having both of these operations, could we not just do with one, or am I missing something? In essence, anyMatch returning false is a way of evaluating the truth of noneMatch's predicate.</p>