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GetEnumerator(int,int)
GetEnumerator()
GetRange(int,int)
IndexOf(object,int,int)
IndexOf(object,int)
IndexOf(object)
Insert(int,object)
LastIndexOf(object,int,int)
LastIndexOf(object,int)
LastIndexOf(object)
Remove(object)
RemoveAt(int)
RemoveRange(int,int)
Repeat(object,int)
Reverse(int,int)
Reverse()
Sort()
ToArray(System.Type)
ToArray()
TrimToSize()
Returns an enumerator for a range within the Array‐
List.
Returns an enumerator for the entire ArrayList.
Gets an ArrayList for a range within an ArrayList
Returns the index value of an object within a given
index range, and contains a specific number of occurrences.
Returns the index value of an object from a given
starting point
Returns the index value of an object
Inserts an object at a given index value.
Returns the last index value of an object
Returns the last index value of an object
Returns the last index value of an object
Remove the first occurrence of an object.
Remove object at a certain index value.
Remove a range of objects.
Repeat a number of objects.
Reverse objects within a given range.
Reverse all the objects.
Sort the ArrayList.
Copies elements from ArrayList to a new array of a
given type.
Copies elements from ArrayList to a new array.
Set the capacity of the ArrayList.
And the properties for ArrayList are:
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Capacity
Count
IsFixedSize
IsReadOnly
Specifies the number of elements the ArrayList can
have (set/get).
Returns the number of elements in the ArrayList (get).
Returns whether the ArrayList has a fixed size (get).
Returns whether the ArrayList is read‐only (get).
Program 3.6 shows an enhancement to Program 3.5, but uses ArrayLists instead of
an array. For this uses the Add() to add a new element to the ArrayList. The Count
property thus correctly contains the number of elements added to the ArrayList.
Program 3.7: Program3_7_ArrayListGenerateDataWithCSV
namespace ConsoleApplication2
{
using System;
using System.Collections; // required for ArrayList
using System.IO; // required for File I/O
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