Dynamic list example

In the previous tutorial we have seen a static list declaration and usage with different types of data types.Now in this part of the tutorial we will get to know a dynamic list.

Java Dynamic List :

When we create any real time application like shopping app where cart is designed or storing users as contacts or fetching data from databases we use list.

And now we cant assess the list size so we need to use java dynamic lists to fulfill the requirement.

Initialize a list

ArrayList list = new ArrayList[];

Now we will try to add 10 Strings into the Array List here there is no limit of Strings we can add more than 10 String too.

list.add["One"]; list.add["Two"]; . . . . list.add["Ten"];

Using a for loop we can parse the loop based on the index position

for[int i = 0; i < list.size[]; i++]{ System.out.println[list.get[i]]; }

String Array List:

public static ArrayList list = new ArrayList[]; public static void main[String args[]]{ list.add["One"]; list.add["Two"]; list.add["Three"]; list.add["Four"]; list.add["Five"]; list.add["Six"]; list.add["Seven"]; list.add["Eight"]; list.add["Nine"]; list.add["Ten"]; for[int i = 0; i < list.size[]; i++]{ System.out.println[list.get[i]]; } }

Integer Array List:

ArrayList list = new ArrayList[];

Add numbers

list.add[1]; list.add[2]; list.add[3]; list.add[4]; list.add[5];

public static ArrayList list = new ArrayList[]; public static void main[String args[]] { list.add[1]; list.add[2]; list.add[3]; list.add[4]; list.add[5]; for [int i = 0; i < list.size[]; i++] { System.out.println[list.get[i]]; } }