The Iterator Pattern Explained and Implemented in Java | Behavioral Design Patterns | Geekific
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If you're a Java developer you may have came across the Iterator interface. In this video, we detail and explain the behavioral pattern behind it: The Iterator Design Pattern.
Timestamps:
00:00 Introduction
00:30 What is the Iterator Pattern?
02:00 Iterator Pattern Implementation and Class Diagram
05:21 Recap
06:04 Thanks for Watching!
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Dude, the way you teach this it's insane, thanks for making it so understandable.
i am learning my full design pattern syllabus in OOP module from your videos. thx so much!!!!!
Keep it up! Glad I could help :)
Thank You. Understood the behind the scenes of iterator pattern.
Program to an interface. In that way we can add features instead modifying it.
Keep up the good work man!
Hi! I assume there is a mistake in the schema. Method createIterator() from the interface IterableCollection does not have any arguments. However, It returns an instance of type Iterator.
Hello! Nice catch :) Thanks for pointing this out!