java separate_Java 8 separate list elements by class

given I have a list of items that all inherit from the same base class:

class Item {

protected String name;

public Item(String name) {

this.name = name;

}

getName() {

return name;

}

}

class ItemA extends Item {...}

class ItemB extends Item {...}

List itemList = Arrays.asList(new ItemA("itemA"), new ItemB("itemB"));

In my case I have no control over how these classes are implemented but I need to separate the list into two different lists containing the name of the respective element.

Here is the first try at a solution that contains lots of if and instanceof statements:

List itemAList = new ArrayList<>();

List itemBList = new ArrayList<>();

itemList.forEach(item -> {

if(item instanceof ItemA) {

itemAList.add(item.getName());

}

else if(item instanceof ItemB) {

itemBList.add(item.getName());

}

});

So this works but I gave it some thought on how to avoid the if statements. Since I'm using Java 8 I can do this:

List itemAList = itemList.stream()

.filter(ItemA.class::isInstance)

.map(item -> item.getName())

.collect(Collectors.toList());

List itemBList = itemList.stream()

.filter(ItemB.class::isInstance)

.map(item -> item.getName())

.collect(Collectors.toList());

This works as well but it means I have to process the list two times.

As I said I have no bearing on the implementation of the Item classes so what would be the best way to implement such a behavior?

Greetings