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Iterable Java Handwritten Notes

Iterable is a Java interface that allows for the traversal of objects, primarily used with collections. It enables the for-each loop and requires the implementation of the iterator() method. Key points include its role as the root interface of collections and its focus on sequential access.

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Iterable Java Handwritten Notes

Iterable is a Java interface that allows for the traversal of objects, primarily used with collections. It enables the for-each loop and requires the implementation of the iterator() method. Key points include its role as the root interface of collections and its focus on sequential access.

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ITERABLE IN JAVA

Definition: Iterable is an interface in Java that allows objects to be traversed.

Package: [Link]

Syntax: public interface Iterable<T>

Main Method: Iterator<T> iterator()

Purpose:

- Enables for-each loop

- Used to traverse collections

Example (For-each loop):


List<String> names = new ArrayList<>();
[Link]("Sanjay");
[Link]("Arun");

for(String name : names){


[Link](name);
}

Iterator Example:
Iterator<Integer> it = [Link]();
while([Link]()){
[Link]([Link]());
}

Important Points:

- Root interface of collections

- Only one method: iterator()

- Used for sequential access

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