Java - Iterate Array in Reverse Order

In Java, iterating over an array in reverse order means accessing the elements of the array from the last to the first. We have multiple ways to iterate an array in reverse order.

Example 1: The most simplest way to iterate over an array in reverse order is by using a for loop.

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Example 2: The other method is using an enhanced for loop, where we first reverse the array and then iterate directly on the elements.

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Example 3: We can also use a while loop to iterate over an array in reverse order. This method is similar to the for loop but uses a condition explicitly.

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Example 4: We can also use the Streams API in Java 8 and later, which provides a concise way to iterate over an array in reverse order.