Java Deque: How to Iterate in Reverse Order (descendingIterator()) | Java Collection Framework

## Deque: Dive Deeper with the descendingIterator() Method in Java!

Conquered the basics of Deque in Java? This video unlocks its hidden power - the `descendingIterator()` method!

We all love iterating through collections, but what if you need to process elements from back to front? Deque's `descendingIterator()` comes to the rescue! This video will show you:

* **What is `descendingIterator()`?** We'll break down how it allows you to iterate over a Deque in reverse order.
* **Why use `descendingIterator()`?** Discover powerful use cases for processing elements from the end efficiently.
* **Putting it into action!** We'll code along with clear examples to solidify your understanding.

By the end of this video, you'll be a Deque iteration pro, able to navigate elements in both directions with ease!

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