Retrieving Elements from Collection in Java- ListIterator

Following is an example to retrieve elements from Collection in Java-ListIterator −

Example

 Live Demo

import java. util.* ; public class Demo {    public static void main(String args[]) {       Vector<Integer> my_vect = new Vector<Integer>();       my_vect.add(56);       my_vect.add(78);       my_vect.add(98);       my_vect.add(34);       ListIterator my_iter = my_vect.listIterator();       System.out.println("In forward direction:");       while (my_iter.hasNext())       System.out.print(my_iter.next()+" ") ;       System.out.print("\n\nIn backward direction:\n") ;       while (my_iter.hasPrevious())          System.out.print(my_iter.previous()+" ");    } }

Output

In forward direction: 56 78 98 34 In backward direction: 34 98 78 56

A class named Demo contains the main function, where a Vector instance is defined. Elements are added to the vector with the help of the ‘add’ function. Now, a ListIterator instance is created, and the elements of the vector are printed on the screen. The elements of the vector are also printed in a reversed direction with the help of the ‘hasPrevious’ and ‘previous’ functions.