Felix Grund
Instructor @ UBC
CPSC 210
D8: Advanced Iterators
Learning Goals
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To apply the Iterator Design Pattern to a given problem
- in the case where you need to design your own iterator class.
The Iterator Pattern
Image source: https://refactoring.guru/
- Your class needs to implement Iterable<E>
- Your class returns a home-made iterator when iterator() is called
- Your iterator...
- ...must implement Iterator<E>
- ...must have a counter that keeps track where it is
- ...must implement hasNext() and next()
Your own iterator
Iterator Hierarchy
Iterable<E>
Iterator<E> iterator()
<<interface>>
Iterator<E>
boolean hasNext()
E next()
void remove()
<<interface>>
returns new MyCollectionIterator<E>()MyCollection<E>
Iterator<E> iterator()
MyCollectionIterator<E>
Lecture Lab
Toys & Odd Numbers
D8: Advanced Iterators
The End - Thank You!
CPSC210 - D8: Advanced Iterators
By Felix Grund
