List Traversal


There are so many questions comes into mind when we go to the coding floor and starts writing the code for list like how to traverse the list in java? What are the different ways to traverse a list? Which is the best way? Which way needs to be followed?

Here, we will try to find out the answers of these questions.

There are two ways to traverse the list - forward or backward. The list has given methods like next and previous.

We can iterate the list starting from a specific index too.



Output :
Iterating list in forward direction...
one
two
three
four
five
Iterating list in backward direction...
five
four
three
two
one
Iterating list from specified position...
three
four
five

Look at my other posts:
Stack in Java
Custom Stack Implementation
Set Interface in Java
Custom Doubly LinkedList Implementation
Custom LinkedList Implementation
How to fetch elements from LinkedList
List Traversal
How to insert elements in List
How to remove element from list
How to declare Linked List and Implement
LinkedList Traversal In Reverse Sequential Order
ArrayList in Java
How to declare array list in java

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