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Java Java Data Structures - Retired Exploring the Java Collection Framework Sets

Posted by Clay Janson
Clay Janson
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I understand the Enhanced for loop but, in this for loop for(Treet treet: treets) what is "treets" in this for loop.

in this for loop for(Treet treet: treets) what is "treets" in this loop. please explain me. Thanks!

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Mohammad Laif
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Mohammad Laif
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Mohammad Laif
Mohammad Laif
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treets is your data list. Treet is the class that your data list created from. treet is the current object in the current loop.

kevin hudson
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kevin hudson
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kevin hudson
kevin hudson
Courses Plus Student 11,987 Points

I think it can be any variable like (Treet word : treets)