Iterate through a possibly infinite amount of nested ArrayLists

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You can create a recursive function,

public void loopThrough(List<Region> regions) {
    for(Region region : regions) {
        if(region.hasSubRegion()) { 
            loopThrough(region.getSubRegions());
        }
    }
}

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