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## *TLV8_it()*
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## *TLV8_it()*
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Objects of type *TLV8_it* are iterators that point to a specific record in an TLV8 objects (or to *end()*). If you are using the TLV8 library correctly you should rarely, if ever, need to directly instatiate a TLV8_it using its constructor. Instead, simply use `auto` as described above.
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Objects of type *TLV8_it* are iterators that point to a specific record in an TLV8 objects (or to *end()*). If you are using the TLV8 library correctly you should rarely, if ever, need to directly instantiate a TLV8_it using its constructor. Instead, simply use `auto` as described above.
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TLV8 iterators are the **most imporant** part of the TLV8 library, since a TLV8 iterator is used to directly access the data contained in the TLV8 record to which it points. The methods to access this data are as follows:
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**TLV8 iterators are the most imporant part of the TLV8 library. A TLV8 iterator provides the only means to directly access, read from, and write to, the VALUE element in the TLV8 record to which it points.**
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TLV8_it supports the following methods:
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