Java iterators and casting

[Lan4ear]

Suppose i have the following code:

for ( Iterator it = myList.iterator(); it.hasNext(); )
       T element = it.next();

The IntelliJ IDE tells me it is replaceable by for each loop. When i tell it to replace
it produces the following code:

for ( T t :(Iterable) myList )
        T element = t;

But then it says:
Unchecked cast: MyCollection to java.lang.Iterable
Can i overcome this unchecked cast somehow?

myList.iterator() function returns Iterator object btw.

[Force Flow]

A for-loop is primarily utilized incrementing/decrementing integers. If I recall, the Iterator is best used in a while loop.

[Tiestarian]

I'm fairly new to Java so this may be totally wrong, but have you implemented the iterable interface?

So..

public class MyClassName implements Iterable

Then just take out the casting part

for ( T t : myList )
        T element = t;

Like I say that may be totally wrong as I'm new to Java.