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Simple q on collection
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Dinesh Tahiliani
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Joined: Aug 06, 2007
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Can any tell me the difference between Iterator ane Enumeration?
Pls explain with eg..
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Thanks<br />Dinesh
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Freddy Wong
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I don't think this is a question that should be asked in the advanced forum. Anyway, Iterator allows you remove the item, Enumeration doesn't. Basically, Iterator can do whatever the Enumeration can.
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Jesper de Jong
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Enumeration is part of the old Java collections API (from Java 1.1 and older). In Java version 1.2, the new collections framework was added. Iterator is part of the new collections framework. The old classes like Enumeration, Vector and Hashtable were not removed to ensure backwards compatibility.
See The Collections Framework.
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