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Java ArrayList Methods


All ArrayList Methods

A list of all methods can be found in the table below.

Some methods use the type of the ArrayList's items as a parameter or return value. This type will be referred to as T in the table.

Method Description Return Type
add() Add an item to the list boolean|void
addAll() Add a collection of items to the list boolean
clear() Remove all items from the list void
clone() Create a copy of the ArrayList Object
contains() Indicate if an item exists in the list boolean
ensureCapacity() Increase the capacity of the list to be able to fit a specified number of items void
forEach() Perform an action on every item in the list void
get() Return the item at a specific position in the list T
indexOf() Return the position of the first occurrence of an item in the list int
isEmpty() Indicate whether the list is empty boolean
iterator() Return an Iterator object for the ArrayList Iterator
lastIndexOf() Return the position of the last occurrence of an item in the list int
listIterator() Return a ListIterator object for the ArrayList ListIterator
remove() Remove an item from the list boolean|T
removeAll() Remove a collection of items from the list boolean
removeIf() Remove all items from the list which meet a specified condition boolean
replaceAll() Replace each item in the list with the result of an operation on that item void
retainAll() Remove all elements from the list which do not belong to a specified collection boolean
set() Replace an item at a specified position in the list T
size() Return the number of items in the list int
sort() Sort the list void
spliterator() Return a Spliterator object for the ArrayList Spliterator
subList() Return a sublist which provides access to a range of this list's items List
toArray() Return an array containing the list's items Object[]
trimToSize() Reduce the capacity of the list to match the number of items if necessary Object[]

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