Iteratorremove
Iteratorremove is a term used to describe a pattern in which elements are removed from a collection during iteration using the iterator itself. This approach enables modifying a collection while traversing it without disrupting the iteration flow in languages that support it.
In Java, the interface java.util.Iterator provides a remove method that deletes from the underlying collection the
Some languages and collection types offer explicit iterator-based removal, while others do not. In those that
Examples across languages vary. In Java, typical usage is to call next() to fetch an element, test
Designers consider iterator-remove a safe pattern when supported, but it is not universal. If removal is not