lement the iterable interface you have an internal iterator and if you implement the iterator interface you will have an external interface. 2. If you implement the iterator interface you have an internal iterator and if you implement the iterable interface you will have an external interface. 3. An class that implements iterable has a method that returns an iterator, which will allow you to iterate through the data structure.

lement the iterable interface you have an internal iterator and if you implement the iterator interface you will have an external interface. 2. If you implement the iterator interface you have an internal iterator and if you implement the iterable interface you will have an external interface. 3. An class that implements iterable has a method that returns an iterator, which will allow you to iterate through the data structure.

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7th Edition

ISBN:9781337102100

Author:Joyce, Farrell.

Publisher:Joyce, Farrell.

Chapter10: Introduction To Inheritance

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