Thymeleaf th:each
allows you to declare an iteration status variable
<span th:each="task,iter : ${foo.tasks}">
Then in the loop you can refer to iter.index
and iter.size
.
See Tutorial: Using Thymeleaf – 6.2 Keeping iteration status.
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