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Chapter 12.1, Problem 2STQ
Program Plan Intro
“set” method in “ArrayList” class:
- • This method is used to replace the value at the position specified by index with the given value.
- • Users can replace any existing element for a particular index using “set” method.
Example:
The example for replacing string for index “4” is given below:
Consider, “nameList” is an object of class “ArrayList<String>”.
User can replace the string “Rose” to the list “nameList” at index “4” which is given below:
nameList.set(4, "Rose");
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