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Tag: Java Loops

Executing a group of statements repeatedly using loops is one of the basic operations in Java. Learn how to use loops like for, while, for-each, do-while in several scenarios and more.

>> Finding the Collection of All IDs in a Collection of Entities

>> Printing Stack Values in Java

>> Labeled Breaks in Java: Useful Tool or Code Smell?

>> How to Convert Nested Loops to Stream in Java

>> Pass Collection as Varargs Argument

>> How to Print the Content of an Array in Java

>> How to Find the Odd and Even Numbers in an Array?

>> Difference Between Iterator.forEachRemaining() and Iterable.forEach()

>> Iterator vs forEach() in Java

>> Print a Java 2D Array

>> Remove Characters From a String That Are in the Other String

>> Comparison of for Loops and Iterators

>> Detect the Last Iteration in for Loops in Java

>> All the Ways Java Uses the Colon Character

>> Remove Elements From a Queue Using Loop

>> Check if a List Contains a String Element While Ignoring Case

>> Streams vs. Loops in Java

>> What Does “––>” Mean in Java?

>> Stop Executing Further Code in Java

>> Get the First n Elements of a List Into an Array

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