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List<E> boolean .add(E obj)
Adds the element obj to the end of the List. Returns true.
List int .size()
returns the integer size of the List
List E .get(int index)
Returns the object of type E located at index index.
List E set(int index, E element)
Replaces item at listed index with element. Returns the object of type E that used to be at index.
List void .add(int index, E element)
Inserts element at index index. All elements after index have their index incremented
List E.remove(int index)
Removes and returns the element at index index. Elements with indexes greater than index have their indeces decremented. List size is decremented.
What is List<E>
An Interface
What class most notably implements List<E>
ArrayList<E>
int value of strings
'fish".compareTo("fish")
0
int value of Strings apple.compareTo(banana)
-x
int value of Strings
salmon.compareTo(cod)
+x
1+4=?
5
"1"+"4" =
14
"fish" + 455 = ?
fish455
What is the name of the operator used in 1+4=5?
addition
What is the name of the operator used in "1" + "4" = "14"
concatenation
String int .length() does?
Returns the length of the String.
String String .substring(int index) does?
Returns a string that is a substring of the original. It begins at index, and goes until the end of hte string! This is often more efficient than using .substring(startindex, endindex)
String String .substring( int startindex, int endindex)
Takes a substring from startindex to endindex-1, so while it takes the character at startindex, endindex is excluded.
String int indexOf(String str)
Returns the index of the beginning of the first occurrance of str in String. If str is not present, returns -1.