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Transcribed Image Text:Given the following methods from the List interface draw the final state of an
initial empty ArrayList AS of student names
add(i, e) : Insert a new element e into AS to have index i;
remove(i): Remove from S the element at index i;
AS.add(0,George), AS.add(0,Christie), AS.add(0,Becky), AS.add(2,Aba),
AS.remove(1), AS.add(3,Devine), AS.add(0, AS.remove(1)),
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