ArrayList Documentation

Why ArrayLists?

ArrayLists offer a powerful and flexible way to work with arrays in .NET. They provide efficient data manipulation and a rich set of methods for working with collections.

Key Concepts

Arrays are fundamental data structures in .NET. They store a collection of items, and each item can be of different types.

• Data Types: Arrays can hold various data types (integers, strings, custom objects, etc.).
• Index: Arrays have an index that allows you to access elements in a specific position.
• Iteration: Arrays provide a way to iterate through elements in a sequential order.

ArrayList Basics

The `ArrayList` class provides a basic array implementation.

It's designed for ease of use and includes common operations.

ArrayList Methods

Add(): Adds an element to the end of the array.

Remove(): Removes the last element from the array.

Iterate(): Allows you to process all elements in the array. This is the core of ArrayList functionality.

GetElementAt(): Returns the element at a specific index.

ArrayList Example

Here's a simple example: Let's create an array of numbers.

        [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
        

This example shows how to create an array.

ArrayList Usage

You can use ArrayList for various data handling tasks.

It is frequently used for representing collections of data in .NET applications.

ArrayList Details

The arraylist-details class provides more advanced features.

It is beneficial when you need to customize the arraylist.

ArrayList Reference

The arraylist documentation explains various aspects of this class.

ArrayList: More Features

ArrayList is a fundamental class, with a wide range of usages.

ArrayList: Limitations

ArrayList is a useful class to be familiar with, and there are some limitations.

ArrayList: Further Explanation

ArrayList implementation has some limitations to consider.

ArrayList: How to use

The arraylist-use example shows how to integrate this class.