THE Java™ Programming Language, Fourth Edition

Analogous to set(index,elem).

public final voidremoveElementAt(int index)

Analogous to remove(index).

public final booleanremoveElement(Object elem)

Analogous to remove(elem).

public final voidremoveAllElements()

Analogous to clear().

public final EelementAt(int index)

Analogous to get(index).

public final voidcopyInto(Object[] anArray)

No direct analogue; the closest is toArray(Object[]), although

toArray allocates a new array if the array is too small, where copyInto

will throw an IndexOutOfBoundsException.

public final intindexOf(Object elem, int index)

Searches for the first occurrence of elem, beginning the search at index,

and testing for equality using equals. The closest analogue would be to

create a sublist covering the range and use indexOf on the sublist.

public final intlastIndexOf(Object elem, int index)

Searches backward for the last occurrence of elem, beginning the search at

index, and testing for equality using equals. The closest analogue would

be to create a sublist covering the range and use lastIndexOf on the

sublist.

public final Enumerationelements()

Analogous to iterator(). Equivalent to

Collections.enumeration.

public final EfirstElement()

Analogous to get(0).

public final ElastElement()

Analogous to get(size()-1).

public final voidsetSize(int newSize)

No analogue. If newSize is less than the current size, extra data is dropped.

If newSize is larger than the current size, any added elements are null.