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Write a Java program that uses ArrayList and Iterator, It should input from user the names and ages of your few
friends in a loop and add into ArrayList. Finally, it should use an terator to display the data in a proper format.
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List of my Friends
Enter name and age [friend# 0]
Khalid Al-shamrí
22.5
Do you want to add another friend (y/ny? y
Enter name and age [friend# 1]
Rahsed Al anazi
21.1
Do you want to add another friend (y/ny? y
Enter name and age (friend# 2]
Salem Al mutaits
23.7
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Write a Java program that uses ArrayList and Iterator, It should input from user the names and ages of your few
friends in a loop and add into ArrayList. Finally, it should use an terator to display the data in a proper format.
(Sample run of the program)
List of my Friends
Enter name and age [friend# 0]
Khalid Al-shamrí
22.5
Do you want to add another friend (y/ny? y
Enter name and age [friend# 1]
Rahsed Al anazi
21.1
Do you want to add another friend (y/ny? y
Enter name and age (friend# 2]
Salem Al mutaits
23.7
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