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AbstractList<E>java.util

Java 1.2collection



This abstract class is a partial
implementation of the List interface that makes it
easy to define custom List implementations based
on random-access list elements (such as objects stored in an array).
If you want to base a List implementation on a
sequential-access data model (such as a linked list), subclass
AbstractSequentialList instead.

To
create an unmodifiable List, simply subclass
AbstractList and override the (inherited)
size( ) and get( ) methods. To
create a modifiable list, you must also override set(
) and, optionally, add( ) and
remove( ). These three methods are optional, so
unless you override them, they simply throw an
UnsupportedOperationException. All other methods
of the List interface are implemented in terms of
size( ), get( ), set(
), add( ), and remove(
). In some cases, you may want to override these other
methods to improve performance. By convention, all
List implementations should define two
constructors: one that accepts no arguments and another that accepts
a Collection of initial elements for the list.


Figure 16-2. java.util.AbstractList<E>

public abstract class

AbstractList<E> extends AbstractCollection<E> implements List<E> {
// Protected Constructors
protected

AbstractList ( );
// Methods Implementing List
public boolean

add (E

o );
public void

add (int

index , E

element );
public boolean

addAll (int

index , Collection<? extends E>

c );
public void

clear ( );
public boolean

equals (Object

o );
public abstract E

get (int

index );
public int

hashCode ( );
public int

indexOf (Object

o );
public Iterator<E>

iterator ( );
public int

lastIndexOf (Object

o );
public ListIterator<E>

listIterator ( );
public ListIterator<E>

listIterator (int

index );
public E

remove (int

index );
public E

set (int

index , E

element );
public List<E>

subList (int

fromIndex , int

toIndex );
// Protected Instance Methods
protected void

removeRange (int

fromIndex , int

toIndex );
// Protected Instance Fields
protected transient int

modCount ;
}


Subclasses


AbstractSequentialList,
ArrayList, Vector


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