Check out this method for using iterators in Java:

List fooList = allFoos.getList();
for (Iterator fooIterator = fooList.iterator(); fooIterator.hasNext(); ) {
  Foo foo = (Foo) fooIterator.next();
  // do something with foo
}

I never thought of sticking the iterator within a for loop, but I like the way it groups the iteration code into a single structure. 11:40:52 AM    comment []  

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