I have a code block that redirects a Cassandra query to different Cassandra tables based on the available parameters such that I check multiple logical conditions inside multiple if conditions. I'm trying my hand at java 8 and looking to reduce these conditions to lambda expressions. Here's how the code currently looks,

```
String processTable(String cid, String postcode, String[] ratingvalue, String ratingType) {

    String table = "";
    if (postcode != null && ratingvalue == null) {
        table = cassconf.getTable1();
    }
    if (postcode != null && ratingvalue != null) {
        table = cassconf.getTable2();
    }
    if (cid != null && ratingvalue == null) {
        table = cassconf.getTable3();
    }
    if (cid != null && ratingvalue != null) {
        table = cassconf.getTable4();
    }
    if (cid != null && postcode != null && ratingvalue == null) {
        table = cassconf.getTable5();
    }
    if (cid != null && postcode != null & ratingvalue != null) {
        table = cassconf.getTable6();
    }
    return table;

}

```

My problem is even if I store the arguments in a map and filter the unavailable values from the stream, I don't know how to return the final value of the table based on these 6 different conditions.