Adding Elements to a Collection During Iteration

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Date: 2024-05-06
This Java Code Geeks article explores methods for adding elements to Java collections during iteration. It details three primary approaches: using ListIterator
for bidirectional traversal and element manipulation; employing an enhanced for loop with a copy of the collection to prevent concurrent modification exceptions; and leveraging Java 8 Streams for functional-style processing and additions. Each method's advantages and use cases are discussed, highlighting the flexibility and robustness offered by Java's collection framework. Read more: https://www.javacodegeeks.com/add-elements-to-java-collection.html
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