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Use in Traversing Objects

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The traversal of data structures has been simplified through the use of consumers which can be used to replace the while loops associated with iterators. In Java 8, the default forEachRemaining method which accepts a consumer was added to the Iterator interface. The PrimitiveIterator interface can be used to traverse a Java array of certain primitive types. In Java 8, the default forEach method, which accepts a consumer, was added to the Iterable interface.

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Lecessi, R. (2019). Use in Traversing Objects. In: Functional Interfaces in Java. Apress, Berkeley, CA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-4278-0_8

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