Understanding the java.util.NoSuchElementException Error in Java Iterators

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The Problem

As mentioned, you're facing a NoSuchElementException, which typically occurs in Java when the next() method of an Iterator is called and there are no more elements available to return. In your situation, this error arises while attempting to loop through a list and modify it concurrently. Here’s what your current code looks like:

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What is Happening?

Outer Loop Execution: The while loop checks if there are more elements in listCorreos.

Element Removal: Immediately after processing, you remove the current element from the iterator.

The Solution

To resolve this error, you need to ensure that you are not trying to access elements from listCorreos that do not exist. Here’s two ways you can fix this:

Option 1: Restructure Your Logic

One solution is to refactor the loops so that you only iterate over listCorreos once and control the interaction with colas more judiciously. Here’s an example of what that could look like:

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Option 2: Control Inner Loop Iteration

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Conclusion

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