Implement Java Iterator and Iterable in same class?

Question

I am trying to understand Java Iterator and Iterable interfaces

I am writing this class

class MyClass implements Iterable&         


        

Answer 1

You should not do Myclass implements Iterable,Iterator{ since iterators are single-use. With the exception of list iterators, there's no way to return them to the start.

Incidentally, you can skip the

MyClass myClass;
public MyClassInterator(MyClass m){
  myclass=m;  
}

and instead of referencing

myClass

reference

MyClass.this

Your inner class is not static, so MyClass.this will reference the instance of the enclosing class that created it.