In Java, generics allow you to define classes, interfaces, and methods with a placeholder for types. The `ArrayList` class in Java is the equivalent of C#'s `List<T>` and allows for the …

Java's java.util.ArrayList collection and the .NET System.Collections.Generic.List collection are very close equivalents. Java's java.util.HashMap collection and the .NET …

In C#, the equivalent of Java's `ArrayList` is the `List<T>` collection, where `T` can be any type. This data structure supports dynamic resizing and provides index-based access for getting, …

In C#, the equivalent of Java's ArrayList is the List class, which provides dynamic array functionalities, allowing you to get, set, and remove elements at specific indices effectively. …

Mar 13, 2014 · The following is the specification of useful members of a C# 2.0 generic list handling class useful in developing translators. A closely equivalent Java version appears …

ArrayList and Vector are nearly the same, the main difference is that Vector is synchronized and ArrayList is not. Stack extends Vector and so is synchronized, too. LinkedHashSet is …

Moreover, IEnumerable support input (implicit cast) from array of object and other collection such as List. IEnumerable<T> is the interface to use. It is the most basic interface available for …

Jan 16, 2020 · ArrayList is the equivalent of List<Object>. And to answer the original question, they don't use a method for accessing items, they use an indexer. Just like a real array.

In C#, the equivalent structure is the List class, part of the System.Collections.Generic namespace. This article explores how to translate Java's List interface into C#'s List class, …