ArrayList Kotlin - Kotlin Assignment Help

Kotlin ArrayList class is used to create a dynamic array. This means the size of the ArrayList class can be increased or decreased according to requirement. The ArrayList class provides both read and write functionalities.

fun main(args: Array<String>){
 
  val arrayList = ArrayList<String>()//Creating an empty arraylist
  arrayList.add("Ajay")//Adding object in arraylist
  arrayList.add("Vijay")
  arrayList.add("Prakash")
  arrayList.add("Rohan")
  arrayList.add("Vijay")
  println(".......print ArrayList.......")
  for (i in arrayList) {
  println(i)
  }
 }

Output:

......print ArrayList......
 Ajay
 Vijay
 Prakash
 Rohan
 Vijay
 

Let's create an ArrayList class with initialize its initial capacity. The capacity of the ArrayList class is not fixed and it can be changed later in the program according to requirement.

fun main(args: Array<String>){
 
  val arrayList1 = ArrayList<String>(5)
  arrayList1.add("Ajay")//Adding object in arraylist
  arrayList1.add("Vijay")
  arrayList1.add("Prakash")
  arrayList1.add("Rohan")
  arrayList1.add("Vijay")
  println(".......print ArrayList1......")
  for (i in arrayList1) {
  println(i)
  }
  println("size of arrayList1 = "+arrayList1.size)
  val arrayList2 = ArrayList<Int>(5)
  arrayList2.add(14)
  arrayList2.add(20)
  arrayList2.add(80)
  println("......print ArrayList2......")
  for (i in arrayList2) {
  println(i)
  }
  println("size of arrayList2 = "+arrayList2.size)
 }

Output:

 .......print ArrayList1......
 Ajay
 Vijay
 Prakash
 Rohan
 Vijay
 size of arrayList1 = 5
  ......print ArrayList2......
 14
 20
 80
  size of arrayList2 = 3
 

The elements in Kotlin ArrayList class can also be added using other collections. More specifically in the ArrayList class, it is declared by its generic types. Elements of the

ArrayList class also be traversed using iterator() function. For example:

fun main(args: Array<String>){
 
  val arrayList: ArrayList<String> = ArrayList<String>(5)
  var list: MutableList<String> = mutableListOf<String>()
 
  list.add("Ajay")
  list.add("Vijay")
  list.add("Prakash")
 
  arrayList.addAll(list)
  println("......print ArrayList......")
  val itr = arrayList.iterator()
  while(itr.hasNext()) {
  println(itr.next())
  }
  println("size of arrayList = "+arrayList.size)
 }

Output:

.......print ArrayList.......
 Ajay
 Vijay
 Prakash
 size of arrayList = 3
 

Hope you understand the ArrayList and syntax of kotlin in the next blog we are going to learn set and hashset in kotlin.

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