Mapping List objects using lambdas and streams

To start with, I have the following list of invoices. Each list object has a part number, a description, quantity and a price.

Invoice[] invoices = new Invoice[8];
invoices[0] = new Invoice("83","Electrische schuurmachine",7,57.98);
invoices[1] = new Invoice("24","Power zaag", 18, 99.99);
invoices[2] = new Invoice("7","Voor Hamer", 11, 21.50);
invoices[3] = new Invoice("77","Hamer", 76, 11.99);
invoices[4] = new Invoice("39","Gras maaier", 3, 79.50);
invoices[5] = new Invoice("68","Schroevendraaier", 16, 6.99);
invoices[6] = new Invoice("56","Decoupeer zaal", 21, 11.00);
invoices[7] = new Invoice("3","Moersleutel", 34, 7.50);
List<Invoice> list = Arrays.asList(invoices);

What’s asked: Use lambdas and streams to map every Invoice on PartDescription and Quantity, sort by Quantity and show the results.

So what I do have now:

list.stream()

.map(Invoice::getQuantity)

.sorted()

.forEach(System.out::println);

I mapped it on quantity and sorted it on quantity as well and I get below results:

But how do I map on PartDescription as well, so that’s showed in my results in front of the shown quantities too? I can’t do this:

list.stream()

.map(Invoice::getPartDescription)

.map(Invoice::getQuantity)

.sorted()

.forEach(System.out::println);

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