Threading, Iterators, and Exceptions in Java Programming

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Explore the concepts of threading, iterators, and exceptions in Java programming with detailed explanations and visual aids. Understand the importance of proper implementation and best practices to avoid issues while working with collections and handling exceptions. Enhance your knowledge and skills in Java development.

  • Java Programming
  • Threading
  • Iterators
  • Exceptions
  • Collections

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  1. WEEK 13

  2. 13.1

  3. 13.1 THREADING See Sheet

  4. 13.2

  5. 13.2 ITERATORS Collections all implement Iterator Lists Implement Iterator Ergo Lists can be iterated through

  6. 13.2 ITERATORS Each Iterator has an next() and hasNext() method

  7. 13.2 ITERATORS

  8. 13.2 ISSUES WITH ITERATORS Cannot alter the collection whilst iterating or else strange interactions may occur Ideally a ConcurrentModificationException should be thrown

  9. 13.2 ISSUES WITH ITERATORS

  10. 13.2 ISSUES WITH ITERATORS

  11. 13.3

  12. 13.3 EXCEPTIONS Main Method For Testing on Website Good practice

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