| Oxnard 2006-01-27, 9:57 pm |
| Here's a real simple Iterator example done in 1.4
public static void main(String[] args){
List list = new ArrayList();
String[] sa = new String[2];
// put some stuff in the list
for(int i = 0;i < 10; i++){
sa[0] = " this is sa[0] list position " + i + " ";
sa[1] = " this is sa[1] list position " + i + " ";
list.add(sa);
}
System.out.println("list has " + list.size() + " elements");
// iterate through the list
for(Iterator it=list.iterator(); it.hasNext();){
String[] saw =(String[]) it.next();
System.out.println(saw[0] + saw[1]);
}
}
When I run this I get:
list has 10 elements
this is sa[0] list position 9 this is sa[1] list position 9
this is sa[0] list position 9 this is sa[1] list position 9
this is sa[0] list position 9 this is sa[1] list position 9
this is sa[0] list position 9 this is sa[1] list position 9
this is sa[0] list position 9 this is sa[1] list position 9
this is sa[0] list position 9 this is sa[1] list position 9
this is sa[0] list position 9 this is sa[1] list position 9
this is sa[0] list position 9 this is sa[1] list position 9
this is sa[0] list position 9 this is sa[1] list position 9
this is sa[0] list position 9 this is sa[1] list position 9
What I am not understanding is why I am not seeing:
this is sa[0] list position 0 this is sa[1] list position 0
this is sa[0] list position 1 this is sa[1] list position 1
this is sa[0] list position 2 this is sa[1] list position 2
this is sa[0] list position 3 this is sa[1] list position 3
this is sa[0] list position 4 this is sa[1] list position 4
this is sa[0] list position 5 this is sa[1] list position 5
this is sa[0] list position 6 this is sa[1] list position 6
this is sa[0] list position 7 this is sa[1] list position 7
this is sa[0] list position 8 this is sa[1] list position 8
this is sa[0] list position 9 this is sa[1] list position 9
In the examples I have seen it infers that the Collection.add(Obj) appends
to the list. And that an Interator starts at position 0 and increases. What
am I missing here?
thanks
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