Val x = listOf("January", "February", "March", "April", "May", "June", "July", "August", "September", "October", "November", "December") Println("Its the second interface for declaring the method and this features for to write and call the kotlin list interface codea")Ĭonst val vars1 = "Have a Nice day users please try again" Println("Thank you for declaring the first interface with the method to write the list interface logic codes") Here are the following examples mentioned below: Example #1
Each method has own feature and valid statement condition for accessing the elements and also the return type of the element at the given index from the list it returns the boolean condition if the list size is empty otherwise it will return false and other default exceptions in the console. In the kotlin list, the interface accepts abstract methods and listOf() method will utilize with any of the datatypes which are used by the kotlin language. Mainly List interface has many default methods for performing the operations in the application among that some of the methods like listOf() get(), filter() are the built-in methods for achieving the kotlin operations in the application. If we want to create a list that could be the mutable one and it will use as the MutableList class with the ‘T’ generic class to define the mutable list. It has default methods like listOf() for sorting the datatype values each element value will be stored as a separate index and the list is immutable one and it cannot be updated as the individual elements of the list or add the items to the original list. The list is one of the kotlin interfaces and it is used to store and retrieve the elements in the database.
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