Iterators - can you assign new values to them?

[DerekRaimann]

I know an Iterator object has the hasNext(), next(), and remove() methods, but is there a way to assign a different value to an Iterator object as you iterate through? For instance:

Vector v = new Vector();
v.add(1);
v.add(2);
v.add(3);

for (Iterator i = v.iterator; i.hasNext(); ) {
     // set current i value to its value times 10
}

What would be the code to replace the comment line in the preceding code without having to use the set() method of the Vector object itself on the v vector? Thanks for your help!

-Derek Raimann

[eRaaaa]

you could use the ListIterator!

		for (ListIterator<Integer> i = v.listIterator(); i.hasNext(); ) {
		    i.set(i.next()*10);
		}

[DerekRaimann]

Excellent! Thanks for your help, got it working just as you showed me! :)

-Derek Raimann