List in Java

LinkedList, ArrayList, Vector, and Stack all implement this interface.

Important methods on this interface:

add(Object)

add(index, Object)

addAll(Collection)

addAll(index, Collection)

clear()

contains(Object)

containsAll(Collection)

equals(Object)

get(index) //return object

indexOf(Object)

isEmpty()

size()

iterator()

subList(index, index) //return List

toArray()

iterator()

set(index, element), replace specified postion with the passed in element

retainAll(Collection)

removeAll(Collection)

remove(Object)

remove(index)

lastIndexOf(Object) //return index of the last occurrence of this object

ArrayList:

clone()

toString()

removeRange(fromIndex, toIndex)

Vector:

clone()

toString()

elementAt(index)

setElementAt(Object, index)

firstElement()

ElementAtIndex(index)

removeAllElements()

removeRange(fromIndex, toIndex)

Stack, last-in-first-out (LIFO), extends vector

empty()

peek()

pop()

push()

search(object)

LinkedList //implements Deque Interface

descendingIterator - Returns an iterator over the elements in this deque in reverse sequential order.

removeFirst()

removeLast()

removeFirstOccurance(Object)

removeLastOccurance(Object)

peekFirst/Last() //retrieve and don't remove

offerFirst/Last() //insert

pollFirst/Last() //retrieves and removes