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[@51utsav]

The detailed breakdown of their differences and use cases clarified a lot for me. Thanks for making this complex topic so approachable. 👍🎉 #JavaIterators #FailSafeVsFailFast

[@kiruthikamanivannan]

Nice and clear explanation! Thank you !

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Nice explaination along with an example...🤗

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