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unable to create 2nd apex class, while giving the name MyIterableTest , its saying - could not create Apex Class - The Apex class "MyIterableTest " is not a legal name., what should i do ? pl suggest

unable to create the apex class for myIterable test.its saying it's not a legal name , so unable to create one, what should i do?

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Error I am getting is 'The constructor MyIterable should accept parameter of type List<String>. '

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Anyone getting an error try this method: MyIterable public class MyIterable implements Iterable<String> { private List<String> strings; // Constructor to initialize the list public MyIterable(List<String> strings) { this.strings = strings; } // Implementation of the Iterable interface public Iterator<String> iterator() { return strings.iterator(); } } ================================================== @IsTest public class MyIterableTest { @IsTest static void testIterableForLoop() { // Step 1: Create a list of strings List<String> strings = new List<String>{'Hello', 'World'}; // Step 2: Create an instance of MyIterable with the list of strings MyIterable myIterableInstance = new MyIterable(strings); // Step 3: Add a debug statement to verify test execution System.debug('Running the for loop...'); // Step 4: Use a for loop to iterate over the MyIterable instance for (String str : myIterableInstance) { // Step 5: Print each string using System.debug System.debug('String: ' + str); } } }

Hello I am getting error as the parameter List<String> cannot be null when using the code

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Getting un error : we can't find the annotation @IsTest method 'testIterableForLoop'. But i have annotationed it with @IsTest..

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Getting error it's saying you are not passing list type string in the constructor

MyIterable public class MyIterable implements Iterable<String> { private List<String> strings; // Constructor that initializes the strings field with the provided list public MyIterable(List<String> strings) { this.strings = strings; } // Iterator method that returns an iterator for the strings list public Iterator<String> iterator() { return strings.iterator(); } } ________________________________________________________________________ MyIterableTest @IsTest public class MyIterableTest { @IsTest static void testIterableForLoop() { // Step 1: Create a list of strings List<String> strings = new List<String>{'Hello', 'World'}; // Step 2: Create an instance of MyIterable with the list of strings MyIterable myIterableInstance = new MyIterable(strings); // Step 3: Add a debug statement to verify test execution System.debug('Running the for loop...'); // Step 4: Use a for loop to iterate over the MyIterable instance for (String str : myIterableInstance) { // Step 5: Print each string using System.debug System.debug('String: ' + str); } } }

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