Java foreach method from second element in LinkedList [closed] - java

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I need help with foreach method to LinkedList in Java 8.
I need to start from second element. I don't know how to do this.

You can skip the first element: list.stream().skip(1).forEach(...). Note that the skipped elements will still be traversed by the stream, so for a random access list such as ArrayList it is much more efficient to use a loop starting from the relevant index if this index is very large. In your case it doesn't matter because your starting index is small and your list doesn't support random access.

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while writing a code of bfs for graph we are using for each loop for extracting values from adjacency list, wanted to know how this int it is getting all the values of each and every element of 2d list?
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I want to check if a List of characters like {a,a,d,e} is contained in a list like {a,d,e} in java. I want the answer to be false but I have no idea how to go about doing this. All help would be appreciated :)
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I want to create a different way of permuting a list like [apple, banana, orange] without using for loops recursively that will work for any size list and input etc. I already created one with using for loops, but I can't figure out myself without using for loops to solve the problem as this second part of solving a permutation without a for loops recursively is also going to be a question on our next exam (study guide I am reading) any idea how I would tackle this so I can see and understand how it works for the next exam question?
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I have an array of strings but the values in array is changing continuously changing.
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http://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/api/java/util/ArrayList.html

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