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Java » Language Basics » Foreach Screenshots  Using a foreach(for each) for loop with a collection. import java.util.ArrayList; public class MainClass {   static double getAvg(ArrayList<Double> nums) {     double sum = 0.0;     for (double itr : nums)       sum = sum + itr;     return sum / nums.size();   }   public static void main(String args[]) {     ArrayList<Double> list = new ArrayList<Double>();     list.add(10.14);     list.add(20.22);     list.add(30.78);     list.add(40.46);     double avg = getAvg(list);     System.out.println("List average is " + avg);   } }                     Related examples in the same category 1.  Foreach Array 2.  Simple demo to print all the types of an enum 3.  Foreach and generic data structure 4.  Use a foreach(for each) style for loop. 5.  Use break with a foreach(for each) style for. 6.  The foreach(for each) loop is essentially read-only. 7.  Use foreach(for each) style for on a two-dimensional array. 8.  Search an array using foreach(for each) style for. 9.  Using a foreach(for each) for loop on an Iterable object. 10.  Java for In(forin) Tester 11.  Java for in (forin) with Collection 12.  Java for in (forin) with generic Collection 13.  Java for in (forin): line-by-line iteration through a text file